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Dow Seminar in Inorganic Chemistry: Why Do Weaker Bonds Lead to More Stable Complexes?

We reasoned that extracellular and intracellular interactions should together assemble more stable complexes than those assembled by extracellular interactions alone.

The resulting Zn2 +-chelated PVIm-Et formed more stable complexes with plasmid DNA complex than non-chelated PVIm-Et.

Structural and energetical analysis of the complexes showed that large benzothiazoles could form more stable complexes with trypanosomal triosephosphate isomerase than with human triosephosphate isomerase.

Those ions that form more stable complexes do not adhere to the resin and therefore move off the column more quickly than the ions that do not form complexes (or complex only weakly).

We found that 46% protonated PEIs form more stable complexes with DNA, and the binding is achieved mainly through direct interaction between the protonated amine groups on PEI and the electronegative oxygens on the DNA backbone, with some degree of interaction with electronegative groove nitrogens/oxygens.

This effect was greater in a ligand that forms more stable complex with ferrous ion.

Therefore, although 5 forms a more stable complex, 5-SH exhibits a higher activity (favored binding) due to a net energy difference32 of 0.6 kcal mol−1.

HgCl2 could form more stable complex with KI, K2HgI4 as the main active component of the HgCl2-4KI/AC catalyst.

The propargyl cap analog forms a more stable complex with translation initiation factor eIF4E based on the molecular modeling studies.

Consequently, through principal component analysis, βTrCP1-ACVTP was found to be more stable complex by obscuring a reduced conformational space than other systems.