The fragment molecular orbital method reveals new insight into the chemical nature of GPCR-ligand interactions
Our interpretation of ligand–protein interactions is often informed by high-resolution structures, which represent the cornerstone of structure-based drug design. However, visual inspection and molecular mechanics approaches cannot explain the full complexity of molecular interactions. Quantum Mecha...
Main Authors: | Heifetz, A, Chudyk, E, Gleave, L, Aldeghi, M, Cherezov, V, Fedorov, D, Biggin, P, Bodkin, M |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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American Chemical Society
2015
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