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Long timestep dynamics of peptides by the dynamics driver approach
Philippe Derreumaux,
Tamar Schlick
Chemistry
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Oligoalanine
100%
Dynamic Driver
100%
Tetrapeptide
66%
Intrinsic Damping
33%
Continuous Trajectory
33%
Explicit Scheme
33%
Small Peptides
33%
Previous Experience
33%
Unfolding Method
33%
Biomolecules
33%
Alanine Dipeptide
33%
Explicit Discretization
33%
Integration Method
33%
Dynamic Simulation
33%
Vibrational Coupling
33%
Boltzmann Statistics
33%
Damping Effect
33%
Small Systems
33%
Folding-unfolding
33%
Dipeptide
33%
Molecular Profiling
33%
Frequency Mode
33%
Langevin Equation
33%
CPU Time
33%
Implicit Method
33%
Dynamic Function
33%
Butane
33%
Coupling Frequency
33%
Engineering
Model System
100%
Integration Method
50%
Helical Structure
50%
Damping Effect
50%
Implicit Method
50%
Biomolecule
50%
Boltzmann Statistic
50%
Explicit Scheme
50%
Nanosecond
50%
Chemistry
Tetrapeptide
66%
Dipeptide
66%
Computer Simulation
33%
Alanine
33%
Langevin Equation
33%
Helical Structure
33%
Molecular Property
33%