Parametrization for empirical force field calculations and a theoretical study of membrane permeability of pyridine derivatives
Yin, Daxu
Yin, Daxu
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1997
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Parameter sets for alkane, alkene, aliphatic fluorine and pyridine derivatives were developed for empirical force field calculations. Parameters were designed to be compatible with CHARMM22 all hydrogen parameter sets for proteins, nucleic acids and lipids. A novel methodology for optimizing Lennard-Jones parameters was developed by including ab initio interaction energies and geometries between helium or neon and model compounds as goal data. Membrane permeability of pyridine derivatives were studied by developing a quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR). Physicochemical parameters used in QSAR were obtained from empirical force field calculations and quantum mechanics calculations.
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University of Maryland, Baltimore. Pharmaceutical Sciences. Ph.D. 1997
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