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Computational Approaches To Nuclear Receptors From Computational Simulation To In Vivo Experiments Pietro Cozzini

Name: Computational Approaches To Nuclear Receptors From Computational Simulation To In Vivo Experiments Pietro Cozzini
SKU: BELL-4335406
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Computational Approaches To Nuclear Receptors From Computational Simulation To In Vivo Experiments Pietro Cozzini instant download after payment.

Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.77 MB

Pages: 300

Author: Pietro Cozzini, Glen E Kellogg

ISBN: 9781849733649, 9781849735353, 1849733643, 1849735352

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Computational Approaches To Nuclear Receptors From Computational Simulation To In Vivo Experiments Pietro Cozzini by Pietro Cozzini, Glen E Kellogg 9781849733649, 9781849735353, 1849733643, 1849735352 instant download after payment.

Content: Preface; Introduction; Nuclear receptors: connecting human health to the environment; Structural aspects, pros and cons of structural data as a base for computational investigations; Protein Structure Prediction and Analysis with Constraint Logic Programming; Molecular Dynamics: A Tool to Understand Nuclear Receptors; Docking, screening and selectivity prediction for small molecule nuclear receptor modulators; Quantum chemical studies of estrogenic toxins; Fluorescent rats to test computational studies; Homology modeling studies of a Nuclear G-protein Coupled Receptor GPER; From computational simulations on NR to chemosensors for food safety