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Replica-based protein structure sampling methods II: advanced hybrid solvent TIGER2hs

Geist et al., 2019

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16839134872414271310
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Geist N
Kulke M
Schulig L
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Langel W
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry B

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In many cases, native states of proteins may be predicted with sufficient accuracy by molecular dynamics simulations (MDSs) with modern force fields. Enhanced sampling methods based on MDS are applied for exploring the phase space of a protein sequence …
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