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MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS WITH HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTERS

Abstract

In this article, we present the work carried out in our group on various fields of theoretical biochemistry. Our main fields of research are as follows: i) design of an algorithm fordc novo prediction of protein structure from amino-acid sequence using energetic criteria, ii) theoretical modeling of the structure and dynamics of neurohypophyseal-hormone receptors, iii) quantum-mechanical investigation of reactions in organic chemistry and biochemistry, and iv) theoretical conformational analysis of small peptides using experimental information. The performance of different machines, depending on the kind of calculations with special focus on the exploitation of parallelism as well as the applicability and performance of various commercial, free, and our home- made software (AMBER, GAUSSIAN, ECEPPAK, GAMESS, SYBYE, MSI/Biosym) available at TASK and the importance of graphical processing of the data are discussed.

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Details

Issue
Vol. 1 No. 1 (1997)
Section
Research article
Published
1997-09-30
Licencja:
Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Authors

  • PIOTR ARŁUKOWICZ

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • EWA BIERNAT

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • JERZY CIARKOWSKI

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • CEZARY CZAPLEWSKI

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • MAŁGORZATA GROTH

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • RAJMUND KAŹMIERKIEWICZ

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • ADAM LIWO

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • KATARZYNA MAKSIMIAK

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • MAŁGORZATA NOWACKA

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • STANISŁAW OŁDZIEJ

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • SYLWIA RODZIEWICZ

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry
  • EDYTA WOŹNIAK

    University of Gdansk, Faculty of Chemistry

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