Surface modification vs sorption strength: Study of nedaplatin drug supported on silica

GRAU, E. NOSEDA; ROMÁN, G.; COMPAÑY, A. DÍAZ; BRIZUELA, G.; JUAN, A.; SIMONETTI, S.

APPLIED SURFACE SCIENCE

ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV

Año: 2019 vol. 465 p. 693 - 699

0169-4332

The interaction of nedaplatin drug with modified SiO 2 (0 0 1) surfaces has been investigated within the framework of Density Functional Theory. Nedaplatin molecule is adsorbed spontaneously onto silica surfaces. Silica surface prevents drug degradation allowing the chemical attachment without any impact on the drug structure itself. The nedaplatin sorption is mainly governed by H-bonding interactions on hydrated and trimethylsilane-functionalized surfaces, while the drug is major stabilized by N?O, O?O interactions and H partial dissociation on dehydrated silica. The differences on the adsorption strength could be used in future studies to control the drug release, developing delivery silica systems according therapy requirements.