
pmid: 21268994
Computer-based and theoretical approaches to chemical problems can provide atomistic understanding of complex processes at the molecular level. Examples ranging from rates of ligand-binding reactions in proteins to structural and energetic investigations of diastereomers relevant to organo-catalysis are discussed in the following. They highlight the range of application of theoretical and computational methods to current questions in chemical research.
Models, Statistical, Molecular dynamics simulations, Chemistry, Organic, Organometallics, Electrons, Ligands, Proton transfer, Globins, Chemistry, Models, Chemical, Metals, Spectrophotometry, Chemical reactions, Malondialdehyde, Solvents, Computer Simulation, Protons, QD1-999
Models, Statistical, Molecular dynamics simulations, Chemistry, Organic, Organometallics, Electrons, Ligands, Proton transfer, Globins, Chemistry, Models, Chemical, Metals, Spectrophotometry, Chemical reactions, Malondialdehyde, Solvents, Computer Simulation, Protons, QD1-999
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