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    Molecular secrets ofmembrane barrier modulators

    Jamshed AnwarInstitute of Pharmaceutical Innovation

    University of Bradford

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    AcknowledgementsAcknowledgements

    Rebecca Notman, KCL (now Warwick)

    Andrey Gurtovenko, IPIWim Briels, Twente, The NetherlandsWouter den Otter, Twente, The Netherlands

    ,

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    Molecular secrets of

    membrane barrier modulators

    Molecular secrets of

    membrane barrier modulators Significance

    Drug & gene delivery; Membrane-lipid therapy;Cryoprotection

    Molecular dynamics simulation

    Interaction of small molecules with DPPC bilayersOleic acid, DMSO, Ethanol, Urea

    Interaction of DMSO with ceramide bilayers

    Free energies of pore formation

    Concluding remarks

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    Ceramide (~50%) (9 types in skin)

    Cholesterol (~25%)

    Free fatty acids (~10-20%)

    OH

    O

    NH

    OH

    OH

    O

    O

    NH

    OH

    OH

    O

    Ceramide 2

    Skin lipidsSkin lipids

    CHOL

    CER 1

    CER 2, 3, 4 and 6

    CER 5

    Bouwstra et al. (2000) Acta. Derm. Venereol. Supp 208, 23

    Sandwich model

    OH

    CholesterolO

    Stearic Acid

    O

    O

    O

    O

    OPO

    N+

    O

    O

    DPPC

    Extracted skin lipid behaviouris qualitatively similar to

    dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine(DPPC)

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    Proposed Mechanisms of Action

    Interact with the skin lipids

    Increase the permeability of membranes to drug molecules

    Mechanism of action is not fully understood at the molecular level

    Common Penetration Enhancers

    Chemical penetration enhancersChemical penetration enhancers

    Dimethyl-sulphoxide

    (DMSO)

    Azone

    OleicAcid

    Ethanol

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    Molecular simulationMolecular simulationReductionism

    Nothing exists except atoms and

    empty space; all else is opinionDemocritus 430-380 BC

    Molecular level understanding

    ReductionismNothing exists except atoms and

    empty space; all else is opinionDemocritus 430-380 BC

    Molecular level understanding

    Why simulate?Cannot do experiments that we would like to do(Molecular level resolution)Predict behaviour

    Why simulate?Cannot do experiments that we would like to do(Molecular level resolution)Predict behaviour

    Molecular simulationsAtomistic; Input is atom-atom interactions onlyNo fudge factors

    Molecular simulationsAtomistic; Input is atom-atom interactions onlyNo fudge factors

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    Interaction potential (molecular mechanics)Interaction potential (molecular mechanics)

    +

    +

    =

    10ns)

    Accuracy of interaction potential

    Periodic boundaries &minimum image convention

    NVE, NVT, NPT & NTEmploy extended Lagrangian

    e.g. L(r,p,H,s)

    1. Initial configuration

    2. Equilibration3. Production (averages)

    NPT GNPT G

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    Molecular dynamics simulation ofdipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine (DPPC)Molecular dynamics simulation ofdipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine (DPPC)

    256 DPPC

    1 ns

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    How faithful are molecular simulation?Comparison with experimentHow faithful are molecular simulation?Comparison with experiment

    Electron density profile

    Bilayer repeat LzVolume per lipid VLArea per lipid AL

    Conformation of molecules

    Order parameter for alkyl chain

    Diffusion constants

    Bending modulus

    Area compressibility modulus

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    Interaction of oleic acid with DPPC bilayerInteraction of oleic acid with DPPC bilayer

    Oleic acid easily accommodated by the DPPC lipids;

    No phase separation Notman, Noro & Anwar (2007) J Phys Chem B

    OleicAcid

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    Interaction of DMSO with DPPC bilayersInteraction of DMSO with DPPC bilayers

    350K

    Notman et al. (2007) J Amer Chem SocGurtovenko & Anwar(2007a) J Phys Chem B

    Pore formation Bilayer disintegration

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    DMSO makes DPPC membrane floppyDMSO makes DPPC membrane floppy

    Area compressibilitymodulus K

    A

    33020 mN/m pure DDPC9010 mN/m 20% DMSO

    Surface tension v. area per lipid

    Circles: without DMSO; Squares: 20% DMSO

    5.6x10-21 J pure DPPC1.1x10-21 J for 20% DMSO

    Notman et al. (2007) J Amer Chem Soc

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    DMSO-induced water pore formationDMSO-induced water pore formation

    Pore formation timescale

    Dependent on [DMSO]

    Typically > 5 -10 ns

    Pores stable for

    up o ns

    Explains for the first timepermeability enhancementof hydrophillic molecules

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    Permeability enhancement in action:Ion leakage across DMSO-induced water poresPermeability enhancement in action:Ion leakage across DMSO-induced water pores

    Gurtovenko & Anwar (2007b), J Phys Chem B

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    DMSO induces translocation (flip-flops) of lipidsDMSO induces translocation (flip-flops) of lipids

    Gurtovenko & Anwar (2008) Langmuir

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    Rationalization of DMSOs pharmacological effectsRationalization of DMSOs pharmacological effects

    Insights from simulations Makes membrane more floppy Induces water pores; enhances permability of ions and water Destroys bilayer structure at high [DMSO] Induces flip-flops (induces programmed cell death?)

    Permeability enhancement Cryoprotection

    Floppier membrane enable better accommodation of mechanicalstress during ice formation & melting; Water pores control osmoticimbalance

    Local analgesicDisrupts action potential by allowing ion leakage in nerves

    Cell fusagen in cell biologyReduction in compressibility modulus and bending rigidity + poreformation

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    Effect of ethanol on lipid bilayers:Low concentrations (up to 10 mol %)Effect of ethanol on lipid bilayers:Low concentrations (up to 10 mol %)

    No ethanol 5 mol % ethanol

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    Effect of ethanol on lipid bilayers:Interdigitation of lipid hydrocarbon chainsEffect of ethanol on lipid bilayers:Interdigitation of lipid hydrocarbon chains

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    Effect of ethanol on lipid bilayers:High concentrations (~15 mol%)Effect of ethanol on lipid bilayers:High concentrations (~15 mol%)

    Micelle-like structuresin the bilayer interior

    Gurtovenko & Anwar (2009) J. Phys. Chem. B

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    Effect of urea on lipid bilayersEffect of urea on lipid bilayers

    No urea 2M of urea

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    Structure of ceramide bilayer as a function ofDMSO concentration in the solventStructure of ceramide bilayer as a function ofDMSO concentration in the solvent

    Gel phase Liquid crystalline phase

    0 10 20 4030 50 60

    323K

    Notman et al (2007) Biophys. J

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    Ceramide bilayers containing DMSOCeramide bilayers containing DMSO

    Notman et al (2007) Biophys. J

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    Ceramide bilayers containing DMSOCeramide bilayers containing DMSO

    =

    %60mJ/m190

    %10@mJ/m3700

    %0mJ/m7900

    2

    2

    2

    AK

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    Ceramide/fatty acid/cholesterol bilayer (1:1:1)Ceramide/fatty acid/cholesterol bilayer (1:1:1)

    Water

    Cholesterol

    Fatty acid

    Ceramide 2

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    Free energy of pore formationFree energy of pore formation

    R

    PoresCell death; Genes/drug delivery (eg electroporation);Lipid asymmetry, Flip-flops & signalling

    SL rrF 22 =

    Where S is the surface tension (surface energy)L is the line tension (edge energy)

    2-d nucleation

    Assumes surface lost due to lipids going into bilayer!

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    Free energy of pore formationin ceramide bilayersFree energy of pore formationin ceramide bilayers

    L=42 pJ/m

    L= 6 pJ/m

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    Induced pore in ceramide bilayercontaining 60 mol% DMSOInduced pore in ceramide bilayercontaining 60 mol% DMSO

    side view

    top view

    side view

    =

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    Induced pore in ceramide bilayersInduced pore in ceramide bilayers

    side view

    top view

    top view

    side view

    =

    hydrophobic porebut .

    where is the water?

    Notman et al (2008) Biophys. J

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    Schematic structures of poresSchematic structures of pores

    Hydrophilic pore Hydrophobic pore Vapour pore

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    Should hydrophobic pores contain water?Should hydrophobic pores contain water?

    ( ) wlRhRF /edge 2=

    2R

    h

    nm2= hRwv

    tvtweq

    ( ) vwvl RRhRF /2

    /edge 22 +=

    nm2/

    //

    = hR

    vw

    vlwleq

    Notman et al (2008) Biophys. J

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    Concluding remarksConcluding remarks

    DPPC bilayers Oleic acid: accommodated within bilayer without much

    perturbation

    DMSO induces water pores and makes membrane floppy;induces flip-flops rationalization of DMSOs pharmacological activity

    Ethanol: high concentrations cause internalisation of H2O and-

    that may serve as delivery packages Urea: replaces H2O at the interface; significance??

    Ceramide bilayers DMSO induces gel fluid phase transition; Explains DMSOs

    role as a penetration enhancer in transdermal drug delivery;Significance of vapour pores in skin.

    Future Impedance measurements & AFM; transport through bilayers In-silico screening of molecules that enhance &/or retard

    permeability


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