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Scientific Investigations by Supercomputingal approaches used to characterize the interactions between proteins and small molecules: equilibrium measurement of binding constant and standard free energy of binding and the dynamic approach of ligand extraction via atomic force microscopy. Next, the paper reviews ideas about the origin of diffe

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Supercomputing of Incompressible Fluid Flow initial state, make an assumption in regard to the functional form of the free energy or treat the mutation as a single step perturbation. Of these the perturbation approach holds the greatest promise. The perturbation approach is fast, easy to implement and does not depend on empirically derived p

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J. M. Ramírez-Velásquez,Jennifer A. Sanchez based on an assumption that the difference in protonation behavior of a given group in an isolated state in solution, for which the ionization constant is assumed to be known, and the protonation behavior in the protein environment is purely electrostatic in origin. Calculations of the relevant ele

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Sergio Nesmachnow,Santiago Iturriagaeneralization of the law of mass action is used to derive equilibrium constants. Reaction rate constants for barrier crossing are derived using the transition state theory approximation. Monte Carlo and Molecular Dynamics algorithms which can be used to sample Tsallis statistical distributions are d

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J. M. Ramírez-Velásquez,Joshua M. Salazar the distances between the .. atoms of a protein. The potential is a sum of smooth surface potential terms that model solvent interactions and of pair potentials that are functions of a distance, with a smooth cutoff at 12 ?ngstr?m. Techniques include the use of a fully automatic and reliable estima

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Ivan Zhuravlev,Andrey Makarenkoious approaches. These approaches include implicit discretization, separation into harmonic and anharmonic motion, and force splitting; some of these techniques are combined with stochastic dynamics. A Langevin/force-splitting approach for biomolecular simulations termed LN (for its origin in a Lang

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