Boron nitride nanocage as drug delivery systems for chloroquine, as an effective drug for treatment of coronavirus disease: A DFT study

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Research has shown that chloroquine (CQ) can effectively help control COVID-19 infection. B24N24 nanocage is a drug delivery system. Thus, through density functional theory, the present study analyzed pristine nanocage-CQ interaction and CQ interaction with Si- and Al -doped nanocage. The findings revealed that nanocage doping, particularly with Si and Al, yields more satisfactory drug delivery for CQ due to their greater electronic and energetic characteristics with CQ.

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Alharthy, K. M., Fadhil Alsaffar, M., Althurwi, H. N., Albaqami, F. F., Reidh Abass, R., Majid Alawi, A., … Peng, W. (2023). Boron nitride nanocage as drug delivery systems for chloroquine, as an effective drug for treatment of coronavirus disease: A DFT study. Inorganic Chemistry Communications, 150. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.inoche.2023.110482

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