Computational Drug Discovery Methods
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This cluster of papers focuses on computational methods, virtual screening, and molecular docking techniques used in drug discovery. It covers topics such as drug target identification, pharmacokinetics, chemical properties, machine learning applications, polypharmacology, and network pharmacology.
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molecular docking; drug discovery; virtual screening; QSAR; molecular descriptors; drug design; drug-likeness; structure-based drug design; computer-aided drug design; protein-ligand binding; ADMET prediction; binding free energy; 3D-QSAR; toxicity prediction; protein-ligand interactions; protein-ligand docking; cheminformatics; lead compound identification; binding affinity prediction; main protease; QSAR models; CoMFA; lead optimization; molecular property prediction; ADMET properties
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Morton address: 36042853520114911 · morton4x16-v1
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