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AnchorDock: Blind and flexible anchor-driven peptide docking
Avraham Ben-Shimon,
Masha Y. Niv
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Institute of Biochemistry, Food Science and Nutrition
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Peptide Docking
100%
Conformational Space
66%
Computational Modeling
33%
Complex Structure
33%
Docking Technique
33%
Protein-peptide Interaction
33%
Molecular Recognition
33%
Molecular Dynamics Simulation
33%
Peptide Structure
33%
Challenging Tasks
33%
Simulated Annealing Molecular Dynamics
33%
Protein Surface
33%
Completely Blind
33%
Docking Approach
33%
Peptide Conformation
33%
Root Mean Square Deviation
33%
Inherent Flexibility
33%
Blind Docking
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Protein Structure
100%
Membrane Protein
100%
Transmembrane Protein
100%
Molecular Recognition
100%
Protein Conformation
100%
Computer Simulation
100%