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Hybrid steered molecular dynamics approach to computing absolute binding free energy of Ligand–Protein Complexes: A brute force approach that is fast and …Chen, 2015
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- Chen L
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- Journal of chemical theory and computation
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Computing the free energy of binding a ligand to a protein is a difficult task of essential importance for which purpose various theoretical/computational approaches have been pursued. In this paper, we develop a hybrid steered molecular dynamics (hSMD) method …
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