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Conserved molecular recognition

The group of Prof Peter Willett from the University of Sheffield summarizes in Chapter 6 new chemoinformatics methods for similarity-based virtual screening which based on known active compounds are useful for the identification of new ligands for targets related by conserved molecular recognition. [Pg.215]

Bioinformatics Discovery of Target Subfamilies with Conserved Molecular Recognition 145... [Pg.145]

Recognition Conserved molecular patterns Small molecular groups (epitopes)... [Pg.1833]

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Molecular recognition

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