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Comprehensive simulation methods for studying biomolecular interactions and drug design
Understanding how proteins interact with ligands, peptides, and nucleic acids requires sophisticated computational approaches. Computational Modeling of Biomolecular Interactions: Methods and Applications delivers authoritative coverage of simulation techniques for characterizing interaction structures, energetics, kinetics, pathways, and mechanisms. Expert contributors provide both theoretical foundations and practical applications for researchers investigating molecular recognition and drug binding.
The book covers quantum mechanics / molecular mechanics (QM/MM), molecular docking, Brownian dynamics, molecular dynamics (MD), and enhanced sampling methods including supervised MD, dissipation-corrected targeted MD, weighted ensemble, replica exchange, metadynamics, Gaussian accelerated MD, and more. Detailed chapters address binding free energy calculations, drug binding kinetics, and machine learning and deep learning applications. Application studies examine protein-ligand, protein-peptide, protein-protein, and protein-DNA/RNA interactions, plus conformational changes, allostery, gene editing mechanisms, and structure-based drug design.
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Researchers in biochemistry, computational chemistry, pharmacology, biophysics, and chemical biology will find this volume an authoritative resource for computational studies of biomolecular interactions. The combination of methodological depth and practical applications makes it valuable for both method development and applied drug discovery research.
Published by: Wiley
Publication Date: 2026-09-29
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9781394316601
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