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. 2011 Sep 17;79(4):729–747. doi: 10.3797/scipharm.1107-19

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Fig. 7 — Lowest-energy orientation of the π–π complex between sanguinarine and caffeine. (A) Face-to face orientation of caffeine (ball and spoke model) in its lowest-energy orientation with sanguinarine (tube model). (B) Molecular dipoles of sanguinarine (top) and caffeine (bottom). (C) LUMO of sanguinarine (top) and HOMO of caffeine (bottom). (D) Frontier molecular orbital overlap of caffeine with sanguinarine in the lowest-energy orientation. (E) Electrostatic potential maps of sanguinarine (top) and caffeine (bottom). (F) Electrostatic potential map of the lowest-energy π–π complex between sanguinarine and caffeine.