Hsu CY, Abdul Kareem Al-Hetty HR, Alsailawi HA, Islam S, Shather AH, Mekkey SM, Ahmed AA, Hadrawi SK, Ali Kahi N. A DFT study on the probability of using the heteroatom decorated graphitic carbonitride (g-C
3N
4) species for delivering of three novel Multiple sclerosis drugs.
J Mol Graph Model 2023;
125:108605. [PMID:
37660616 DOI:
10.1016/j.jmgm.2023.108605]
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Abstract
In this project, the possibility of drug delivery application of three anti-Multiple sclerosis (MS) agents (containing diroximel fumarate (DXF), dimethyl fumarate (DMF), and mono methyl fumarate (MMF)) by using some heteroatom decorated graphitic carbonitride (g-C3N4) (as nano-sized carriers) have been systematically investigated. The results of the study have indicated that As-g-C3N4 QD is not a suitable candidate for drug delivery (at least in the cases of DMF, and DXF drugs); while, it would be an accurate semiconductor sensor for selective detection of each mentioned agents. Also, the use of the P-doped as well as pristine g-C3N4 QD could lead to weak electronic signals with relatively same values (in electronvolts). It means that P-g-C3N4, and g-C3N4 QDs are not good sensors for detection of each of the three considered drugs. However, those two sorbents would be suitable carriers for delivering of all three mentioned pharmaceuticals.
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