Comprender la toxicidad específica del congénero en las dibenzo-p-dioxinas policloradas: patrón de cloración y

Byung Jin Mhin1, Jung Eun Lee, Wonyong Choi

  • 1Department of Chemistry, PaiChai University, 493-6 Doma-dong, Seoku, Taejun 302-735, Korea. wchoi@postech.ac.kr

Resumen

La electrostática molecular, no sólo la polarizabilidad, dicta la toxicidad específica de las dioxinas. Un patrón de distribución de carga único, cuantificado por el momento cuadrupolo molecular, explica la especificidad del congénero de dioxinas y la afinidad de unión.

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