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Onufriev Assistant Professor, Departments of Computer Science and Physics, 660 McBryde (MC 0106), Virginia Tech Telephone: 540-231-4237 E-mail @cs.vt.edu : alexey |
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The software below is freely available for non-profit (including academic and educational) use ONLY. To use it for any other purpose, you will need a license: please contact Alexey Onufriev DSRfit.1.1.beta.math. Example data. The DSR analysis of ligand binding curves. Currently available in the ``Mathematica" language. The code performs the analysis described in two separate publications: 1. Alexey Onufriev, D.A. Case and G. M. Ullmann, `` A Novel View of pH Titration in Biomolecules", Biochemistry, 40, 3413 (2001). 2. Alexey Onufriev and G. M. Ullmann,
``Decomposing Complex Cooperative Ligand Binding into Simple
Components: Connections between Microscopic and Macroscopic models``,
J. Phys. Chem , 108, 11157 (2004) Macromolecular Contacts Tool. Analysis of residue-residue contacts in biomolecules (proteins, DNA). A GUI-based JAVA (platform free ) code that computes and displays residue-residue contacts for multiple sets of macromolecular snapshots, e.g. coming from various MD trajectories. Visualization of electrostatic interactions between titratable groups in proteins . Visualization (and analysis) of clusters of electrostatically coupled groups and their interactions in proteins. J. Myers, G. Grothaus, S. Narayanan, and Alexey Onufriev, ``A simple clustering algorithm can be accurate enough for use in calculations of pK in macromolecules. " (to appear in "Proteins", 2006). Calculation of pKs using a clustering algorithm . J. Myers, G. Grothaus, S. Narayanan, and Alexey Onufriev, ``A simple clustering algorithm can be accurate enough for use in calculations of pK in macromolecules. " (to appear in "Proteins", 2006). Estimation of the effective electrostatic size in the ALPB model . G. Sigalov, P. Scheffe, and A. Onufriev,
"Incorporating variable dielectric environments into the generalized Born model", J. Chem. Phys., 122, (2005); GEM: Computation and Visualization of Electrostaic Potential Around Biomolecules.
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