Influence of Structural, Electronic and Spin Properties of ND[NV] - Surface Group Conjugates on Formation of Their Biological Activity: Quantum Chemical Simulations

IF 0.3 Q4 PHYSICS, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Nonlinear Phenomena in Complex Systems Pub Date : 2021-12-10 DOI:10.33581/1561-4085-2021-24-4-348-355
A. Pushkarchuk, S. Kuten, S. Kilin, A. Nizovtsev, V. Pushkarchuk, D. Michels, D. Lyakhov, F. Jelezko
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To estimate possible biological activity of conjugates based on nanodiamond with an NV center inside (ND[NV]), with various functional groups located on its surface, their structural, electronic, and spin properties were calculated using the PM6 method. The energy gap between HOMO and LUMO of the complex was used as a main indicator of biological activity. It has been shown that complexes with OH or H groups attached to the (111) surface are most stable in an aqueous medium. Analysis of spin density and HOMO and LUMO localization shows that complexes ND[NV] may be not just an inert carrier of a biologically active drug or means of visualizing drug delivery, but are also directly involved in the formation of the biological activity of the conjugate.
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ND[NV] -表面基团共轭物的结构、电子和自旋性质对其生物活性形成的影响:量子化学模拟
为了估计基于内部具有NV中心的纳米金刚石(ND[NV])的偶联物的可能生物活性,使用PM6方法计算了其结构、电子和自旋性质,其中各种官能团位于其表面。复合物的HOMO和LUMO之间的能隙被用作生物活性的主要指标。已经表明,具有附着在(111)表面的OH或H基团的络合物在水性介质中是最稳定的。对自旋密度和HOMO和LUMO定位的分析表明,复合物ND[NV]不仅可以是生物活性药物的惰性载体或可视化药物递送的手段,而且还直接参与缀合物的生物活性的形成。
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Nonlinear Phenomena in Complex Systems
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