Influence of amphotericin B on liquid crystal state of the Cholesterol/Dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine monolayer in the presence of different metal cations

Amphotericin B is a very effective antifungal drug,but it has an adverse reaction to the membrane of mammals' cells.The interaction between Am B and cholesterol(Chol) causes the formation of pores on the membrane to destroy its integrity.In particular,Am B has a significant effect on the permeabilit...

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Published inChinese physics B Vol. 25; no. 9; pp. 42 - 48
Main Author 王娟 史瑞新 孙润广 郝长春 李俊花 逯晓龙
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LanguageEnglish
Published 01.09.2016
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Summary:Amphotericin B is a very effective antifungal drug,but it has an adverse reaction to the membrane of mammals' cells.The interaction between Am B and cholesterol(Chol) causes the formation of pores on the membrane to destroy its integrity.In particular,Am B has a significant effect on the permeability of membrane for K~+ions.It has been reported that Na+ions and Ca~(2+)ions may have some influence on the interaction between amphotericin B and lipid molecules.In this work,the effects of these metal cations on the physical state and intermolecular interaction of the Cholesterol/Dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine(Chol/DPPC) monolayer with and without Am B have been investigated.The addition of Am B induces the change of physical state of the lipid monolayer from liquid-gel phase to liquid phase.Different metal cations could influence the phase transition of the Am B-lipid monolayer.The K~+ions and Ca2+ions make the obvious phase transition disappear.However,the presence of Na+ions has little influence on the phase transition of the Am B-lipid monolayer.The addition of Am B and the presence of different metal cations weaken the attractive force on the monolayers.After addition of Am B,the force between the molecules is the strongest in the environment of K+ions,thus is the weakest in the environment of Ca~(2+)ions,which may be due to the distribution of these metal cations inside and outside of cells.A large number of K+ions distribute inside of the cells,thus most of Na+and Ca~(2+)ions exist out of the cells.Hence,it may be possible that when Am B molecules are out of the cells,the reaction between the drug and lipid molecules is weaker than that inside the cells.These results may have a great reference value for further studying the toxicity mechanism of Am B and the influence of metal cations on the membrane.
Bibliography:Amphotericin B is a very effective antifungal drug,but it has an adverse reaction to the membrane of mammals' cells.The interaction between Am B and cholesterol(Chol) causes the formation of pores on the membrane to destroy its integrity.In particular,Am B has a significant effect on the permeability of membrane for K~+ions.It has been reported that Na+ions and Ca~(2+)ions may have some influence on the interaction between amphotericin B and lipid molecules.In this work,the effects of these metal cations on the physical state and intermolecular interaction of the Cholesterol/Dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine(Chol/DPPC) monolayer with and without Am B have been investigated.The addition of Am B induces the change of physical state of the lipid monolayer from liquid-gel phase to liquid phase.Different metal cations could influence the phase transition of the Am B-lipid monolayer.The K~+ions and Ca2+ions make the obvious phase transition disappear.However,the presence of Na+ions has little influence on the phase transition of the Am B-lipid monolayer.The addition of Am B and the presence of different metal cations weaken the attractive force on the monolayers.After addition of Am B,the force between the molecules is the strongest in the environment of K+ions,thus is the weakest in the environment of Ca~(2+)ions,which may be due to the distribution of these metal cations inside and outside of cells.A large number of K+ions distribute inside of the cells,thus most of Na+and Ca~(2+)ions exist out of the cells.Hence,it may be possible that when Am B molecules are out of the cells,the reaction between the drug and lipid molecules is weaker than that inside the cells.These results may have a great reference value for further studying the toxicity mechanism of Am B and the influence of metal cations on the membrane.
11-5639/O4
Langmuir monolayer liquid state potassium ion intermolecular interaction
ISSN:1674-1056
2058-3834
DOI:10.1088/1674-1056/25/9/090505