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  • QUANTUM employs quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and an advanced continuous water model for solvation effects to calculate ligands binding affinities. This approach differs dramatically from scoring functions that are commonly used [...]

    QUANTUM free energy vs. statistical scoring functions

    QUANTUM employs quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and an advanced continuous water model for solvation effects to calculate ligands binding affinities. This approach differs dramatically from scoring functions that are commonly used [...]

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  • The free binding energy (F) of a small molecule and a protein is a non-additive complex function of individual interatomic interactions. There are two major contributing quantities leading to  [...]

    Docking selectivity: Additive vs. non-additive force field

    The free binding energy (F) of a small molecule and a protein is a non-additive complex function of individual interatomic interactions. There are two major contributing quantities leading to [...]

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  • A correct calculation of a ligand binding affinity requires proper account of a few large contributions at the same time. The final value of the binding free energy is the [...]

    What makes a correct binding energy calculation?

    A correct calculation of a ligand binding affinity requires proper account of a few large contributions at the same time. The final value of the binding free energy is the [...]

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