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. 2020 Oct 19;35(1):e6067. doi: 10.1002/aoc.6067

TABLE 1.

(a.) Thermodynamic properties of HNP‐hn‐HNPH 2 and Ti[(HNP‐hn‐HNP)Cl2].2H2O obtained by “density functional theory,” (b.) binding affinity, nonbonding interaction, and (c.) pharmacokinetic properties of HNP‐Hn‐HNPH2 and hydroxychloroquine with SARS Cov‐2

a. Thermodynamic properties b. Binding affinity, nonbonding interaction
Property HNP‐hn‐HNPH 2 Ti[(HNP‐hn‐HNP)(H2O)2Cl2] Name Binding affinity (kcal/mol) Residues in contact Interaction type Distance (Å)
Electronic energy (Hartree) −652.7109 −1400.953 HNP‐hn‐HNPH2 −6.3 Gln110 H 2.4452
Enthalpy (Hartree) −652.8021 −1400.952 Gln110 C 3.0672
Gibb's free energy (Hartree) −653.3249 −1401.031 Phe294 Pp 3.8712
Dipole moment (D) 1.9703 7.309 Phe294 Pp 3.8836
𝜀HOMO (eV) −8.5669 −5.2115 HCQ −5.8 Tyr154 H 2.47092
𝜀LUMO (eV) −0.8640 −3.3103 Gln110 H 2.80338
Gap (El‐Ev) eV 7.70285 1.9012 Thr111 H 2.89271
Hardness 3.8514 7.309 Asp153 C 2.43213
Softness 0.2596 1.0519 Gln110 C 2.56382
Thr111 C 2.29355
Arg298 A 3.77516
c. Pharmacokinetic parameters
Drug Blood brain barrier Human intestinal absorption P‐glyco protein inhibitor hERG Carcinogen Rat acute toxicity LD50 (mol/kg)
HNP‐hn‐HNPH2 +(0.6626) +(0.9282) NI(0.7147) SI(0.6178) NC(0.8182) 2.2838
HCQ +(0.5602) +(0.9892) NI(0.7297) WI(0.6798) NC(0.8370) 2.6348

Abbreviations: A, alkyl; C, carbon hydrogen bond; H, conventional hydrogen bond; NC, non‐carcinogen; NI, non‐inhibitor; PA, Pi‐alkyl; WI, weak inhibitor.