## Abstract This article presents a comparative analysis of two replica‐exchange simulation methods for the structure refinement of protein loop conformations, starting from low‐resolution predictions. The methods are self‐guided Langevin dynamics (SGLD) and molecular dynamics (MD) with a Nosé–Hoov
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Self-Guided Molecular Dynamics Simulation for Efficient Conformational Search
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- 1998
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