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R. C. Kormos

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Docking for molecules that bind in a symmetric stack with SymDOCK

M. S. Smith, I. S. Knight, R. C. Kormos, J. G. Pepe, P. Kunach, M. I. Diamond, S. H. Shahmoradian, J. I. Irwin, W. F. DeGrado, B. K. Shoichet

SymDOCK is a docking method that exploits symmetry in amyloid fibrils to predict ligand stacking, successfully reproducing known structures and predicting a new one before its determination.

bioRxiv · Oct 27, 2023Biophysics