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Square Pyramidal Copper(II) Complexes with Forth Generation Fluoroquinolone and Neutral Bidentate Ligand: Structure, Antibacterial, SOD Mimic and DNA-interaction Studies

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Journal Bioorg Med Chem
Specialties Biochemistry
Chemistry
Date 2010 Jan 5
PMID 20045652
Citations 7
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Abstract

Coordination of neutral bidentate ligand to copper ion in combination with gatifloxacin have been focused in this article. The effect of complexation reflects antibacterial activity, DNA interaction and SOD mimic activity of individual greatly. The geometry at the central metal ion provides a site for binding of superoxide anion responsible for better SOD mimic behaviour.

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