An algorithm for docking a flexible ligand onto a flexible or rigid receptor, using the scaled-collective-variables Monte Carlo with energy minimization approach, is presented. Energy minimization is shown to be one of the best techniques for distinguishing between native-and nonnative-generated con
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Optimal tolerance allotment using a genetic algorithm and truncated Monte Carlo simulation
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- Elsevier Science
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- 1993
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- English
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- 25
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- Article
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- 0010-4485
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