April 30, 2024MoleculesOpen Access

Theoretical Study of Cyanidin-Resveratrol Copigmentation by the Functional Density Theory

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BCBreyson Yaranga ChávezNational University of San Marcos JPJ. L. PazNational University of San Marcos LGLenin González-PazInstituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas

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Theoretical study demonstrates favorable cyanidin and resveratrol copigmentation in water, suggesting enhanced anthocyanin stability for neuroprotective applications.

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Cyanidin and resveratrol form a stable copigmentation complex with a reduced energy gap, which enhances anthocyanin stability in aqueous environments.
Binding free energy reaches −6.91 kcal/mol in water, and the complex maintains an intermolecular copigmentation distance of 3.54 Å in a vacuum.
Density functional theory simulations across three computational levels characterize non-covalent interactions, highlighting potential neuroprotective dietary utility.

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Chávez et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e6ca92b6db643587649101 https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules29092064

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Theoretical study demonstrates favorable cyanidin and resveratrol copigmentation in water, suggesting enhanced anthocyanin stability for neuroprotective applications.

Theoretical Study of Cyanidin-Resveratrol Copigmentation by the Functional Density Theory

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