T. Hurst, FLEXIBLE 3D SEARCHING - THE DIRECTED TWEAK TECHNIQUE, Journal of chemical information and computer sciences, 34(1), 1994, pp. 190-196
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15
Categorie Soggetti
Information Science & Library Science","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications",Chemistry,"Computer Science Information Systems
Recently 3D searching systems have begun to address the flexibility of
structures. A common technique is to store or produce a small set of
conformations for each structure to be examined for matches to the que
ry. These methods do not adequately address all of conformational spac
e. Directed tweak is a new technique which allows 3D flexible searchin
g on an interactive time scale and finds more structures which match t
he 3D query than any other method described to date. Van der Waals int
eractions and ring flexibility can also be addressed.