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General model for treating short-range electrostatic penetration in a molecular mechanics force field

Wang et al., 2015

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10584450875764387453
Author
Wang Q
Rackers J
He C
Qi R
Narth C
Lagardere L
Gresh N
Ponder J
Piquemal J
Ren P
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Journal of chemical theory and computation

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Classical molecular mechanics force fields typically model interatomic electrostatic interactions with point charges or multipole expansions, which can fail for atoms in close contact due to the lack of a description of penetration effects between their electron clouds …
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