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FOLD HELICAL PROTEINS BY ENERGY MINIMIZATION IN DIHEDRAL SPACE AND A DFIRE-BASED STATISTICAL ENERGY FUNCTION
2005
Journal of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Statistical energy functions are discrete (or stepwise) energy functions that lack van der Waals repulsion. As a result, they are often applied directly to a given structure (native or decoy) without further energy minimization being performed to the structure. However, the full benefit (or hidden defect) of an energy function cannot be revealed without energy minimization. This paper tests a recently developed, all-atom statistical energy function by energy minimization with a fixed secondary
doi:10.1142/s0219720005001430
pmid:16278952
fatcat:e7k2lmu73fhn3ptldu4y7kaskm