Archive for January, 2009

  • As it has been already stated here, binding energy calculation of a small molecule to a large protein poses a difficult problem: a method for molecular electrostatic energy calculation should [...]

    Solvation energy of a large atom cluster: continuous solvation energy test – II

    As it has been already stated here, binding energy calculation of a small molecule to a large protein poses a difficult problem: a method for molecular electrostatic energy calculation should [...]

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  •  Diatomic molecule is the simplest example of a realistic solvation energy calculation. Indeed, any reasonable solvation energy model gives exact value for a single atom.
Depending on the radii of [...]

    Solvation energy of a diatomic molecule: continuous solvation energy test – I

    Diatomic molecule is the simplest example of a realistic solvation energy calculation. Indeed, any reasonable solvation energy model gives exact value for a single atom. Depending on the radii of [...]

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Solvation energy is a major contribution to a ligand binding energy and is the interaction pretty much responsible for binding selectivity. Actual calculation of the solvation energy requires a method [...]

    Self-consistent solvation energy contribution calculation for protein-ligand complexes

    Solvation energy is a major contribution to a ligand binding energy and is the interaction pretty much responsible for binding selectivity. Actual calculation of the solvation energy requires a method [...]

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