Investigating the binding dynamics and stability of bovine serum albumin with antibiotics with acridinedione dye.

IF 1 Q4 PHARMACOLOGY & PHARMACY
Keerthiga Ravichandran, Rithika Kumaran, Kumaran Rajendran, Shoba Gunasekaran, Dhenadhayalan Namasivayam, Krishnan Anju
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Abstract

Exploring the energetics and bimolecular interaction of bovine serum albumin (BSA) with various classes and generations of antibiotics in the absence and presence of a resorcinol based acridinedione dye (ADR1) were carried out. The binding stability of BSA-antibiotic complexes decreases on the introduction of ADR1 dye resulting in a positive value of free energy change, accompanied with several unfavourable interactions. Several polar amino acids contributed to the stability of the host-guest complex compared to that of non-polar amino acids, wherein BSA acts as the host, and antibiotics as the guest and ADR1 dye as the competing guest molecule. Hydrogen-bonding interactions govern the binding stability and energetics compared to that of hydrophobic interactions is elucidated in the present study.

在没有间苯二酚吖啶二酮染料(ADR1)和有间苯二酚吖啶二酮染料(ADR1)的情况下,研究人员探索了牛血清白蛋白(BSA)与各类和各代抗生素的能量和双分子相互作用。引入 ADR1 染料后,BSA-抗生素复合物的结合稳定性降低,导致自由能变化为正值,并伴随着几种不利的相互作用。与非极性氨基酸相比,几种极性氨基酸有助于提高宿主-客体复合物的稳定性,其中 BSA 作为宿主,抗生素作为客体,ADR1 染料作为竞争客体分子。与疏水相互作用相比,本研究阐明了氢键相互作用对结合稳定性和能量的影响。
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Annales pharmaceutiques francaises
Annales pharmaceutiques francaises PHARMACOLOGY & PHARMACY-
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1.70
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7.70%
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98
期刊介绍: This journal proposes a scientific information validated and indexed to be informed about the last research works in all the domains interesting the pharmacy. The original works, general reviews, the focusing, the brief notes, subjected by the best academics and the professionals, propose a synthetic approach of the last progress accomplished in the concerned sectors. The thematic Sessions and the – life of the Academy – resume the communications which, presented in front of the national Academy of pharmacy, are in the heart of the current events.
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