The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies

The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies

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Main Author: Shoemake, Claire
Published: University of Nottingham 2008
Subjects:
615.19
Online Access:http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.478985
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Shoemake, Claire
The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
author Shoemake, Claire
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title The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
title_short The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
title_full The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
title_fullStr The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
title_full_unstemmed The use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
title_sort use of static and dynamic models for the prediction of ligand binding affinity using oestrogen and androgen nuclear receptors as case studies
publisher University of Nottingham
publishDate 2008
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