Computational Study on the Conformations of Gambogic Acid

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Performance of four different force fields for simulations of dipeptide conformations: GlyGly, GlyGly-, GlyGly · Cl-, GlyGly · Na+ and GlyGly · (H2O)2.

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10.1016/J.CPLETT.2011.06.035

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