NMR and NBO investigation of Dopamine properties in point view of Brain activities

Dopamine dosage is the main reason for panic, fear as well as exhilaration. In this study, it has been shown that the electron negativity of Cl, Br and F ions plays an important role in binding of these ions to dopamine receptors. The nervous quartiles effective drugs have been calculated via NMR an...

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Carbon
Dopamine
Electrons
Energy
Energy gap
Investigations
Mathematical analysis
Methods
Molecular orbitals
NMR
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Physical chemistry
Physics
Quartiles
Receptors
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