Titlebook: Crystallographic and Modeling Methods in Molecular Design; Charles E. Bugg,Steven E. Ealick Book 1990 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1990

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Take All My Wealth and Let My Body Go,4). DHFR is a ubiquitous protein, found not only in bacteria but also man, and one of the unique properties of TMP is its ability to inhibit selectively the bacterial species of the enzyme (Roth, 1983; Hitchings et. al., 1988). That remarkable selectivity is illustrated in Table 1.

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ification of target geometry enables identification of substructures that conform to a variety of structural or amino acid sequence contexts. The method has been used to aid model building from crystallographic electron density maps, for homology model building, and in structure analysis applications relevant to protein engineering.

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