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Computer-Aided Design of Metal Ion Hosts
Benjamin P. Hay, 30 April 2003
Battelle
U.S. Department of Energy
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
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The DOE Legacy - Radioactive Waste
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2003
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Separations
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2003
Ion exchange processes also have largescale application at DOE
sites. At Hanford, tank waste pretreatment will use ion exchange to
remove pertechnetate and cesium prior to vitrification.
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Sensors
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2003
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Medical Applications
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2003
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Hosts for metal ions
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2003
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Host Design
Computer-Aided ?
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2003
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Architecture - scaffolds used to connect sets of binding
sites
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2003
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Structural effects are often difficult to predict
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2003
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How do we approach this problem?
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2003
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Electronic structure calculations
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2003
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Force field calculations are much, much quicker
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2003
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Downside - MM models often require parameterization
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2003
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Extending MM3 models for f-element complexes
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2003
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What can we learn by examining host structures?
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2003
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Binding site geometry in crowns favors large metals
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2003
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Sizematch is not sufficient for a good fit
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2003
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12-crown-4 versus 14-crown-4
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2003
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Ligand strain energy
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2003
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Binding affinity vs. host strain
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2003
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Another example
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2003
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Actinide sequestering agents
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2003
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A closer look at the malonamide architecture
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2003
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Improved architecture?
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2003
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Proof in the pudding . . .
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2003
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Structural design criteria
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2003
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Structural design is a trialanderror process
Problem: you have to build structures before you can test
them.
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2003
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ComputerAided Host Design
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2003
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Structure-Based Drug Design
Benjamin P. Hay, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 30 April
2003
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Structure-based host design?
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2003
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HostDesigner Software
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2003
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LINKER algorithm
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2003
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Scoring by geometry
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2003
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Linking fragment database
Benjamin P. Hay, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 30 April
2003
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CnHm for n = 0 - 6 (excluding alkynes, 3-membered rings, and
4-membered rings)
Benjamin P. Hay, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 30 April
2003
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Dimethylated 5 and 6membered rings
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2003
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Selected fusedrings
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2003
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Example of a LINKER run
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2003
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Validation
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2003
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How did we do?
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2003
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Second generation
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2003
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OVERLAY algorithm
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2003
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Tetradentate ether macrocycles
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2003
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Applications in progress
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2003
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2003
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Further information
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2003
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