Molecular simulation of interaction between charged nanoparticles and phase-separated biomembranes containning charged lipids

Liang Yi-Ran; Liang Qing

doi:10.7498/aps.68.20181891

Abstract

Nanoparticles have been widely used in many fields such as nanomedicine and cell imaging. Understanding the microscopic mechanism of the interaction between nanoparticles and biomembranes is very vital for the synthesis and applications of nanoparticles. In this paper, using coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulation, we study the interaction between nanoparticles coated with fully or partially charged ligands and phase-separated biomembranes containing charged lipids. The results show that the final positions or states of nanoparticles on/in the biomembranes can be readily modulated by varying the grafting density, ratio, and type of charged ligands as well as the type of charged lipids. For the nanoparticle with a highly hydrophilic surface, the nanoparticle prefers to be adsorbed on the surface of the biomembrane. In this case, the electrostatic interaction determines that the nanoparticle is adsorbed on the surface of liquid-ordered domain or the surface of liquid-disordered domain. For the nanoparticle with a (partially) hydrophobic surface, the nanoparticle tends to penetrate into the lipid bilayer from the liquid-disordered domain. In this case, the hydrophobicity of the nanoparticle plays a crucial role in the penetrating of the nanoparticle. The hydrophilicity or hydrophobicity of the nanoparticle is affected by the ratio between the charged and neutral ligands, the grafting density of the charged ligands, and the ionic concentration in the system. Furthermore, the microscopic mechanism of the interaction between charged nanoparticles and charged biomembranes is revealed by using the potential of mean force between nanoparticles and lipid domains. The potential of mean force shows that none of the (partially) charged nanoparticles can spontaneously penetrate into the liquid-ordered domain due to a high free energy barrier but they can spontaneously penetrate into the liquid-disordered domain with a certain probability. However, due to the limitation of the simulation time and the number of sampling of the simulations, only some of the partially hydrophobic nanoparticles which are not initially adsorbed onto the surface of liquid-ordered domain are found to finally penetrate into the liquid-disordered domain in this work. This work yields some theoretical insights into the application of nanoparticles in nanomedicine, cell imaging, etc.

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Center for Statistical and Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics, Department of Physics, Zhejiang Normal University, Jinhua 321004, China

Corresponding author: Liang Qing, qliang@zjnu.edu.cn

Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 11674287).

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图 1 金纳米颗粒和脂分子的分子结构示意图　其中DPPC, DFPC以及CHOL (胆固醇)为不带电的脂分子, 而DPPG和DFPG为头部带负电的脂分子; 另外DPPC和DPPG为饱和脂分子, 而DFPC和DFPG为不饱和脂分子; 颗粒和各种脂分子的各部分颜色表示通用于全文

Figure 1. Molecular schematic illustrations of Au nanoparticle and lipids. Here, DPPC, DFPC and cholesterol (CHOL) are electrically neutral, while DPPG or DFPG has a negatively charged headgroup. Additionally, DPPC and DPPG are fully saturated, while DFPC and DFPG are poly-unsaturated. The coloring scheme of the nanoparticle and lipids is used throughout the whole paper.

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图 2 由DPPC (紫色), DFPC (粉红色)及CHOL (灰色)按4 ∶ 3 ∶ 3摩尔比组成的三组分相分离脂质双层膜的侧视图(上)和俯视图(下). 其中, Lo畴富含DPPC和CHOL, Ld畴富含DFPC

Figure 2. Phase-separated lipid bilayer composed of DPPC (purple), DFPC (pink) and CHOL (gray) with the molar ratio of 4 ∶ 3 ∶ 3. Here, Lo domain is enriched in DPPC and CHOL, while Ld domain is enriched in DFPC.

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图 3 3种不同带正电的纳米颗粒吸附于由DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL组成的相分离膜上的动力学过程　(a) Au_70/+70; (b) Au_104/+104; (c) Au_174/+174

Figure 3. Dynamic processes of adsorption of three different positively charged nanoparticles onto the surface of phase-separated lipid bilayer composed of DPPC & DPPG/DFPC/CHOL: (a) Au_70/+70; (b) Au_104/+104; (c) Au_174/+174.

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图 4 3种不同带正电的纳米颗粒吸附于由DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL组成的相分离膜上的动力学过程　(a) Au_70/+70; (b) Au_104/+104; (c) Au_174/+174

Figure 4. Dynamic processes of adsorption of three different positively charged nanoparticles into/onto the surface of the phase-separated lipid bilayer composed of DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL: (a) Au_70/+70; (b) Au_104/+104; (c) Au_174/+174.

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图 5 两种带正电的颗粒与带电/中性的Lo/Ld脂质畴之间的PMF曲线　(a) Au_70/+70; (b) Au_174/+174

Figure 5. PMF curves of two kinds of positively charged nanoparticles with charged/neutral Lo/Ld lipid domains: (a) Au_70/+70; (b) Au_174/+174.

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图 6 3种不同带负电的纳米颗粒吸附于DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL (a)—(c) 和DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL (d)−(f) 组成的相分离的膜表面上在模拟时间为15 μs时的稳定结构

Figure 6. Final stable structures of adsorption of Au_70/−70, Au_104/−104, Au_174/−174 onto the surface of DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL (a)−(c) and DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL (d)−(f) phase-separated lipid bilayers at the simulation time of 15 μs.

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图 7 Au_70/−70与带电/中性的Lo/Ld脂质畴之间的PMF曲线

Figure 7. PMF curves of Au_70/−70 with charged/neutral Lo/Ld lipid domains.

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图 8 两种不同的表面部分带正电的纳米颗粒吸附或嵌入DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL (a), (c) 和DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL (b), (d) 组成的相分离的膜表面或内部在模拟时间为15 μs时的稳定结构

Figure 8. Final stable structures of adsorption/penetration of Au_104/+70 and Au_174/+70 onto/into the DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL (a), (c) and DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL (b), (d) phase-separated lipid bilayers at the simulation time of 15 μs.

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图 9 两种不同的表面部分带负电的纳米颗粒吸附或嵌入DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL　(a), (c) 和DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL (b), (d) 组成的相分离的膜表面或内部在模拟时间为15 μs时的稳定结构

Figure 9. Final stable structures of adsorption/penetration of Au_104/−70 and Au_174/−70 onto/into the DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL (a), (c) and DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL (b), (d) phase-separated lipid bilayers at the simulation time of 15 μs.

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表 1 本文所研究金纳米颗粒的类型

Table 1. Types of Au nanoparticles in this work.

金纳米颗粒配体总数带电配体数中性配体数

Au_70/±70 70 70 0
Au_104/±70 104 70 34
Au_104/±104 104 104 0
Au_174/±70 174 70 104
Au_174/±174 174 174 0

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表 2 脂质双层膜及脂质畴的组分

Table 2. Components of lipid bilayers and lipid domains.

脂质双层膜带电脂 Lo畴组分(带电性) Ld畴组分(带电性)

DPPC&DPPG/DFPC/CHOL DPPG DPPC&DPPG/CHOL(带电) DFPC(中性)
DPPC/DFPC&DFPG/CHOL DFPG DPPC/CHOL(中性) DFPC&DFPG(带电)

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[2]	Giljohann D A, Seferos D S, Daniel W L, Massich M D, Patel P C, Mirkin C A 2010 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 49 3280 Google Scholar
[3]	Li N, Zhao P X, Astruc D 2014 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 53 1756 Google Scholar
[4]	Miller K P, Wang L, Benicewicz B C, Decho A W 2015 Chem. Soc. Rev. 44 7787 Google Scholar
[5]	Nicolas J, Mura S, Brambilla D, Mackiewicz N, Couvreur P 2013 Chem. Soc. Rev. 42 1147 Google Scholar
[6]	Yang X, Yang M X, Pang B, Vara M, Xia Y N 2015 Chem. Rev. 115 10410 Google Scholar
[7]	Blanco E, Shen H P, Ferrari M 2015 Nat. Biotechnol. 33 941 Google Scholar
[8]	Bobo D, Robinson K J, Islam J, Thurecht K J, Corrie S R 2016 Pharm. Res. 33 2373 Google Scholar
[9]	Ding H M, Ma Y Q 2018 Nanoscale Horiz. 3 6 Google Scholar
[10]	Lee B K, Yun Y H, Park K 2015 Chem. Eng. Sci. 125 158 Google Scholar
[11]	Sharifi S, Behzadi S, Laurent S, Laird Forrest M, Stroeve P, Mahmoudi M 2012 Chem. Soc. Rev. 41 2323 Google Scholar
[12]	Soenen S J, Parak W J, Rejman J, Manshian B 2015 Chem. Rev. 115 2109 Google Scholar
[13]	Chang Y Z, He L Z, Li Z B, Zeng L L, Song Z H, Li P H, Chan L, You Y Y, Yu X F, Chu P K, Chen T F 2017 ACS Nano 11 4848 Google Scholar
[14]	Docter D, Strieth S, Westmeier D, Hayden O, Gao M Y, Knauer S K, Stauber R H 2015 Nanomedicine 10 503 Google Scholar
[15]	Kobayashi K, Wei J J, Iida R 2014 Polym. J. 46 460 Google Scholar
[16]	Ong Q, Luo Z, Stellacci F 2017 Acc. Chem. Res. 50 1911 Google Scholar
[17]	Bhattacharjee S, Rietjens I M C M, Singh M P, Atkins T M, Purkait T K, Xu Z J, Regli S, Shukaliak A, Clark R J, Mitchell B S, Alink G M, Marcelis A T M, Fink M J, Veinot J G C, Kauzlarich S M, Zuilhof H 2013 Nanoscale 5 4870 Google Scholar
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[51]	Rocha E L D, Caramori G F, Rambo C R 2013 Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys. 15 2282 Google Scholar
[52]	Nosé S, Klein M L 1983 Mol. Phys. 50 1055 Google Scholar
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