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		<title>How good are biological experiments? HERG binding data analysis</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A correlation between predicted and expermentally measured values of biological activity is a natural measure of a model quality. For instance, QUANTUM docking software calculates binding free energies, which are directly comparable with experimental values of -p(binding constant, Kd). Root mean squared error between the...


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