Han et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Prediction of CB [8] host–guest binding free energies in SAMPL6 using the double-decoupling methodHan et al., 2018
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- Han K
- Hudson P
- Jones M
- Nishikawa N
- Tofoleanu F
- Brooks B
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- Journal of computer-aided molecular design
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This study reports the results of binding free energy calculations for CB [8] host–guest systems in the SAMPL6 blind challenge (receipt ID 3z83m). Force-field parameters were developed specific for each of host and guest molecules to improve configurational …
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