HIGH-FIELD NMR TECHNIQUES AND MOLECULAR MODELING IN THE STUDY OF THE INCLUSION COMPLEX OF THE COGNITION ACTIVATOR SURONACRINE (HP-128) WITHCYCLODEXTRINS
Me. Amato et al., HIGH-FIELD NMR TECHNIQUES AND MOLECULAR MODELING IN THE STUDY OF THE INCLUSION COMPLEX OF THE COGNITION ACTIVATOR SURONACRINE (HP-128) WITHCYCLODEXTRINS, Magnetic resonance in chemistry, 31(5), 1993, pp. 455-460
The structural features of the inclusion complexes of cyclodextrins (C
Ds) with the chiral cognition activator drug phenylmethyl)amino]-1,2,3
,4-tetrahydroacridin-1-ol maleate (suronacrine maleate, HP-128) were s
tudied using both high-resolution H-1 NMR spectroscopy and molecular m
odelling methods. The partial inclusion of the guest from the secondar
y hydroxyl side of alpha-CD was demonstrated in aqueous solution, in a
ddition to a higher degree of penetration into the cavity of beta-CD f
rom the same side. NMR-ROESY experiments allowed the unambiguous locat
ion of the benzylic ring of the guest inside the beta-CD cavity. The f
ormation of diastereoisomeric pairs was demonstrated hy the duplicatio
n of the benzylic proton signals. Molecular mechanics calculations wer
e used to complement the NMR analysis. Molecular modelling procedures
(MacroModel interactive computer program) allowed the prediction of th
e most stable structures of the complexes, and showed that specific si
te interactions, provided by hydrogen bond formation, are capable of d
ifferentiating the diastereoisomeric intramolecular inclusion complexe
s according to available experimental NMR data.