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The interaction between any two biological molecules must compete with their interaction with water molecules. This makes water the most important molecule in medicine, as it controls the interactions of every therapeutic with its target. A small molecule binding to a protein is able to recognize a unique binding site on a protein by displacing bound water molecules from specific hydration sites. Quantifying the interactions of these water molecules allows us to estimate the potential of the ...
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- EP/F032773/1; EP/J017639/1
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- Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter Journal website
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- 34
- Publication date:
- 2016-07-01
- Acceptance date:
- 2016-04-12
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0953-8984 and 1361-648X
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Exploring the role of water in molecular recognition: predicting protein ligandability using a combinatorial search of surface hydration sites
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