The invention relates to a method for regulating and controlling the
conductivity of a
drug-
DNA compound based on a de-coherence model, and belongs to the field of
electrochemistry. The invention aims to solve the technical problems of difficult separation of
solvent and counter-
ion coupling effect, poor
experiment control repeatability and
drug-
DNA compound
conductivity regulation and control in the prior art. The method comprises the following steps: constructing
a DNA molecular model by using an NAB
software package, adding counter ions by using an
energy minimization mode, and respectively calculating electrical properties such as
conductivity and
transmission rate of the
DNA molecular model in a
water environment and a vacuum environment through a
density functional theory and a non-equilibrium Green function formula; then, the same electrical property calculation is carried out on the
drug-DNA compound embedded with the drug small molecules, and the conductivity of the drug-DNA compound is regulated and controlled by changing the
solvent environment and the number of counter ions. Through
molecular dynamics calculation, the synergistic effect of the Na
ion concentration and the environment
dielectric constant on charge transfer is disclosed, and the conductivity regulation and control range is widened; a de-coherence model is adopted to correct the thermal fluctuation influence, and the calculation precision is improved compared with a traditional method; a quantitative
evaluation system for combination of MAR70 / Cyan drug molecules and DNA is established, and a new way is provided for development of molecular sensors.