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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Sep 18.
Published in final edited form as: Biomed Pharmacother. 2010 Nov 4;64(10):723–732. doi: 10.1016/j.biopha.2010.10.001

Table 3.

Calculated values of key physical properties for select PBG structuresa.

PBG (linkers) Methylenes per repeat Total vdW SA (Å2)b Positive vdW SA (Å2)c Positive SA (%)d Total SASA (Å2)e Hydrophobic SASA (Å2)f Hydrophobic SASA (%)g log P (o/w)h
PEB (2-2) 4 950.7 799.1 84 1493.6 315.34 21 −2.45
PEHMB (2-6) 8 1206.1 901.5 75 1892.4 707.11 37 2.85
PTMB (4-4) 8 1196.3 901.5 75 1880.3 695.17 37 2.85
PPHMB (3-6) 9 1258.0 927.1 74 1991.3 815.35 41 4.18
PBHMB (4-6) 10 1318.6 952.7 72 2064.0 889.33 43 5.51
PEOMB (2-8) 10 1317.3 952.7 72 2031.2 864.58 43 5.51
PHMB (6-6) 12 1428.7 1003.9 70 2243.8 1102.51 49 8.16
a

Values were calculated for a three repeat-unit oligomer capped by a biguanide.

b

Total vdW SA.

c

Total positively charged vdW SA.

d

Percent positively charged vdW SA (relative to total SA).

e

Total SASA; the solvent refers to water.

f

Total hydrophobic SASA.

g

Percent hydrophobic SASA (relative to total SASA).

h

The log P (o/w) values refer to charge-neutral species, calculated using the Molecular Operating Environment molecular modeling program (Chemical Computing Group, Montreal, Quebec, Canada). Higher positive values indicate increasing lipophilicity, whereas a negative value indicates that the molecule is hydrophilic.