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| + | This next section will walk you through the three options for DeNovo Design: | ||
| + | * Generic DeNovo Design | ||
| + | * Focused Fragment Design | ||
| + | * DeNovo Refinement | ||
| − | + | and will be a continuation of the Virtual Screening tutorial. We will continue this work with #4s0v from the Protein Data Base. | |
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| + | For this section | ||
| + | ==Generic DeNovo Design== | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 2 March 2023
Contents
Introduction
This next section will walk you through the three options for DeNovo Design:
- Generic DeNovo Design
- Focused Fragment Design
- DeNovo Refinement
and will be a continuation of the Virtual Screening tutorial. We will continue this work with #4s0v from the Protein Data Base.
== For this section
