Complexation Study of Fluroquinolone by Spectrophotometric Method - Bhardwaj, Namita;Koshle, Gokarn
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The transition metal ions are responsible for proper functioning of different enzymes. The activity of biometals is attained through the formation of complexes with different bioligands and the mode of biological action for complexes depends upon the thermodynamic and kinetic properties. The lipophilicity of the drug is increased through the formation of chelates and drug action is significantly increased due to effective permeability of the drug into site of action. Interaction of various metal ions with antibiotics may enhance their antimicrobial activity as compared to that of free ligand.…mehr

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The transition metal ions are responsible for proper functioning of different enzymes. The activity of biometals is attained through the formation of complexes with different bioligands and the mode of biological action for complexes depends upon the thermodynamic and kinetic properties. The lipophilicity of the drug is increased through the formation of chelates and drug action is significantly increased due to effective permeability of the drug into site of action. Interaction of various metal ions with antibiotics may enhance their antimicrobial activity as compared to that of free ligand. Metals can play an important role in modifying the pharmacological properties of known drugs after coordinating with it. Stability constants of complexes also have an important role in the design of drugs for alleviation of metal poisoning.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Namita Bhardwaj was born in Shahdol (M.P.), India on June 30, 1972. She earned her doctorate in chemistry from Dr. C.V. Raman University on May 2015. She started her career as an Asst. Professor in chemistry on July 2001. She has appointed as chairperson of women cell in 2015 and dean of science in July 2018, published 31 research papers.