Nika Gazdek, I. Zonjić, I. Nikšić-Franjić, Leo Leo Frkanec, I. Piantanida
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Competitive binding of aristolochic acid between various cyclodextrins and serum albumin as a model for acute poisoning detoxification
ABSTRACT We showed that aristolochic acid toxin (ARI) and its fluorescent analogue form inclusion complexes with various cyclodextrins (CDs), including the clinically used γ-CD: Sugammadex. The binding affinity of ARI towards CDs varied on a CD size and rim modifications, whereby the stability of ARI/Sugammadex complex was 2-fold greater than ARI binding to serum albumin (BSA), blood protein well-known as a transporter of small molecules and similar to the ARI complex with ds-DNA. Molecular modelling supported the formation of ARI/ Sugammadex complex with carboxyl group of ARI exposed to water and ARI-condensed aromatic moiety deeply immersed into CD-cavity. These results are a proof-of-concept that CDs could be used as a first aid upon acute intoxication with ARI by binding larger part of the toxin in competition with serum albumin or ds-DNA and significantly reducing ARI absorption in the organism, similarly as Sugammadex extracts drugs from blood to stop their bioactivity. Graphical abstract
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