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Molecular Modeling Of Nucleic Acids

By J L. Miller, David Stern, Nancy S. Kim, David G. Gorenstein, Alessandro Donati, Ning Zhou, Tom Brown, American Chemical Society Staff, James Kim, George A. Papadantonakis, Thomas L. James, M. Ghomi, T. E. Cheatham, W.L. Peticolas, Hans J. Vogel, David H. Mathews, He Liu, Douglas H. Turner, David M. Ferguson, Frank Zhu, Andrew N. Lane, Uli Schmitz, D. L. Beveridge, Richard H. Griffey, Neocles B. Leontis, John Santalucia, Harshica Fernando, Pierre R. LeBreton, Kenneth E. Lind, Luke D. Sherlin, Venkatraman Mohan, Stephen R. Holbrook, William N. Hunter, Gordon A. Leonard, James M. Aramini, Johan H. Van De Sande, Markus W. Germann, Peter Lukavsky, Todd M. Billeci, A. Spassky, E. M. Evertsz, T. S. Rush, Varatharasa Thiviyanthan, Nishantha Illangasekare, Elliott Gozansky, Bruce A. Luxon, Nikolai B. Ulyanov, Anwer Mujeeb, Patrick Furrer, Shauna Farr-Jones, David E. Konerding, Jonathan E. Forman, Ian D. Walton, Richard P. Rava, Mark O. Trulson, A. P. Gultyaev, F. H. D. Van Batenburg, C. W. A. Pleij, Troy C. Andre, Michael Zuker, M. A. Young, D. Sprous, T. I. Spector, P. Cieplak, P. A. K, Λεοντής, Νεοκλής Β.

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Content: The energetics of nucleotide ionization in water-counterion environments / Harshica Fernando, Nancy S. Kim, George A. Papadantonakis, and Pierre R. LeBreton -- Parameterization and simulat...

Molecular Modeling Of Nucleic Acids : Developed From A Symposium ... At The 213th National Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, San Francisco, CA, April 13-17, 1997

By J L. Miller, David Stern, Nancy S. Kim, David G. Gorenstein, Alessandro Donati, Ning Zhou, Tom Brown, James Kim, George A. Papadantonakis, Thomas L. James, M. Ghomi, T. E. Cheatham, W.L. Peticolas, Hans J. Vogel, David H. Mathews, He Liu, Douglas H. Turner, David M. Ferguson, Frank Zhu, Andrew N. Lane, Uli Schmitz, D. L. Beveridge, Richard H. Griffey, Neocles B. Leontis, John Santalucia, Harshica Fernando, Pierre R. LeBreton, Kenneth E. Lind, Luke D. Sherlin, Venkatraman Mohan, Stephen R. Holbrook, William N. Hunter, Gordon A. Leonard, James M. Aramini, Johan H. Van De Sande, Markus W. Germann, Peter Lukavsky, Todd M. Billeci, A. Spassky, E. M. Evertsz, T. S. Rush, Varatharasa Thiviyanthan, Nishantha Illangasekare, Elliott Gozansky, Bruce A. Luxon, Nikolai B. Ulyanov, Anwer Mujeeb, Patrick Furrer, Shauna Farr-Jones, David E. Konerding, Jonathan E. Forman, Ian D. Walton, Richard P. Rava, Mark O. Trulson, A. P. Gultyaev, F. H. D. Van Batenburg, C. W. A. Pleij, Troy C. Andre, Michael Zuker, M. A. Young, D. Sprous, T. I. Spector, P. Cieplak, P. A. K

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