Modeling of mechanisms for blocking pyrethroid-destroying enzymes with synergistic substances from the benzodioxolane group

Theoretical calculations have been performed simulating the formation of complexes of benzodioxolan ligands with insect cell targets in order to study the mechanisms of interaction between insect pest enzymes that destroy pyrethroid insecticides and synergistic substances from the benzodioxolan group. The stability of such complexes is shown, reflecting the effectiveness of ligand binding to the active centers of insect oxygenases. Pharmacophore models describing the blockade of active centers of enzymes inactivating pyrethroids by benzodioxolanes are proposed. The possibility of using various benzodioxolanes as synergistic substances in conjunction with pyrethroid insecticides to protect against insect pests of agricultural plants is substantiated.