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  1. Molecular Modeling: From Virtual Tools to Real Problems (Acs Symposium Series)
  2. Crystallographic and Modeling Methods in Molecular Design
  3. Saratov Fall Meeting 2000: Laser Physics and Photonics; and Spectroscopy and Molecular Modeling (Proceedings of Spie) by Vladimir L. Derbov, Leonid A. Melnikov, et all 2001-05-09
  4. Molecular Modeling Applications in Crystallization
  5. Molecular Design and Modeling: Concepts and Applications, Part A: Proteins, Peptides, and Enzymes, Volume 202: Volume 202: Molecular Design and Modelling Part A (Methods in Enzymology)
  6. Molecular Materials with Specific Interactions - Modeling and Design (Challenges and Advances in Computational Chemistry and Physics)
  7. Genetic Algorithms in Molecular Modeling (Principles of QSAR and Drug Design) by James Devillers, 1996-07-04
  8. Advances in Molecular Modeling
  9. Hybrid Methods of Molecular Modeling (Progress in Theoretical Chemistry and Physics) by Andrei L. Tchougréeff, 2010-11-02
  10. Molecular Modeling Annual: CD-ROM and Print Archive Edition Journal of Molecular Modeling
  11. Foundations of Molecular Modeling and Simulation: Proceedings of Thefirst International Conference on Molecular Modeling and Simulation Keystone, Colorado, July 23-28, 2000 (Aiche Symposium Series) by Colo.) International Conference on Foundations of Molecular Modeling and Simulation (1st : 2000 : Keystone, Peter T. Cummings, et all 2001-04
  12. QSAR and Molecular Modeling by Satya Prakash Gupta, 2011-07-29
  13. Fundamental Principles of Molecular Modeling
  14. Saratov Fall Meeting 2005: Laser Physics and Photonics, Spectroscopy and Molecular Modeling VI (Proceedings of Spie) by Vladimir L. Derbov, Leonid A. Melnikov, et all 2006-07-12

41. Biosiris - Your Partner In Molecular Modeling
Bioinformatics company specialising in molecular modeling.
http://www.biosiris.com/en/index.html
change the language : Fr En search go Home Company profile presentation ... Contact us Your partner in molecular modeling Biosiris is active in the molecular modeling field. It aims to collaborate with pharmaceutical, cosmetic, biotechnological and food companies in developing research activities. Its specificity is the study of structure-activity relationships of proteins and drugs in membranes and water. Biosiris’ skill is based on scientific expertise and an in-house technology platform.

42. GLMAC Homepage
Information about current research in bioremediation, soil contaminant sorption and desorption, molecular modeling techniques, and related fields. Michigan, USA.
http://www.engin.umich.edu/dept/cee/research/HSRC/
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The mission of the Great Lakes Mid-Atlantic Center for Hazardous Substance Research is to foster and support integrated, interdisciplinary, and collaborative efforts that advance the science and technology of hazardous substance management to benefit human and environmental health and well-being. To this end, the center coordinates the research efforts of a world-class team of investigators from the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, and Howard University. Investigators from the three universities join forces to tackle issues surrounding the development and application of bioremediation technologies for contaminated soils and groundwater. Current research projects include studies of soil contaminant sorption, desorption, and sequestration properties aimed at developing molecular modeling techniques, and the development and field application of surfactant-enhanced remediation and in-situ microbial remediation technologies. Targeted Research Area Collaborations, or TRACs, encourage research groups to share ideas, data, and other resources, thereby increasing productivity and accelerating the transfer of technologies to end-users.

43. The Babel Home Page
A program designed to interconvert a number of file formats currently used in molecular modeling.
http://smog.com/chem/babel/
Babel - A Molecular Structure Information Interchange Hub
by Pat Walters and Matt Stahl
Research Advisor Prof. Dan Dolata
Artificial Intelligence in Chemistry Lab

Department of Chemistry
University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ 85721
babel@mercury.aichem.arizona.edu
Babel is a program designed to interconvert a number of file formats currently used in molecular modeling. The program is available for Unix (AIX, Ultrix, Sun-OS, Convex, SGI, Cray, Linux), MS-DOS, and on Macs running at least System 7.0.
Babel is capable of assigning hybridization, bond order, and connectivity when these elements are not present in the input file.
Babel was designed so that new file formats could be easily added by the end user. The addition of a file format to Babel typically consists of merely creating the "reader" and/or "writer" routines and adding a few lines of code to the main program. For those interested in adding new file formats we have produced The Babel Developer's Guide

44. Molecular Modeling Glossary
The Resource brings the most advanced molecular modeling, bioinformatics, and computational molecular modeling, molecular modelling A technique for the
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45. Molecular Modeling Software - NGMSI NorGwyn Montgomery Software Inc
NGMSI sells software for 3D molecular modeling, chemical database creation and manipulation, 2-D publication quality drawing, calculation of over 100 physical properties from structure, automatic chemical internet database generation, and QSAR and QSPR analysis as well as chemical databases.
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    NGMSI creates and markets molecular modeling and chemical database software. Our programs were developed and tested by industrial research chemists. This software is primarily used in the design of new compounds, and in formulation optimization. Founded in 1995, NGMSI sells a full line of molecular modeling, chemical database, chemical drawing and traditional QSAR tools. We have formed an alliance with Pyramid Learning, the makers of ChemSite, to further our goal of creating a complete line of chemical software that can supply all the basic needs of the research chemist. We are dedicated to bringing to our customers, quality programs at a reasonable cost. NGMSI will provide training in the field of molecular design. We can bring experienced industrial researchers to your site for seminars or complete courses in molecular design which includes (but is not limited to) use of our software. We do contract programming in the areas of our expertise. Our specialties are molecular drawing, physical property calculations from structure, substructure searching and chemical database creation. Feel free to contact us if you have further questions.

46. Molecular Chemistry Models - Darling Models
Molecular models are as vital a tool for the study of chemistry as calculators We would encourage you to download a copy of our molecular modeling Guide
http://www.darlingmodels.com/

47. MMTK Home Page
Free library for molecular modeling applications. Written in Python, with a few portions in C. Downloads, examples, documentation, and wiki.
http://starship.python.net/crew/hinsen/MMTK/
Sections Documentation Examples Download Useful links See also MMTK Wiki Python ScientificPython DomainFinder Contact hinsen@llb.saclay.cea.fr
The Molecular Modelling Toolkit
The Molecular Modelling Toolkit (MMTK) is an Open Source program library for molecular simulation applications. In addition to providing ready-to-use implementations of standard algorithms, MMTK serves as a code basis that can be easily extended and modified to deal with standard and non-standard problems in molecular simulations. The three most common usage patterns of MMTK are
  • Writing Python scripts that make use of MMTK functions for standard simulation and modelling applications. This is similar to using other simulation packages with a scripting language (i.e. CHARMM or Gromos), but with the added advantage of having access to lots of useful Python modules from elsewhere. The example section shows what such scripts look like.
  • Writing modules that interact closely with MMTK (and perhaps other packages) to solve problems for which no standard solution exists. For example, adding a particular force field term or a particular simulation or analysis algorithm. There is not much competition for MMTK in that domain.
  • Writing application programs in Python that use MMTK internally, for users that do not need to know anything about such internals. Those programs can provide easy-to-use graphical interfaces (see e.g.

48. Altoris - Innovation In Drug Discovery, Research And Development
Consultants in chemoinformatics for computer aided drug design. Areas of expertise include design of chemical libraries for high throughput screening, structure guided drug design, molecular modeling, virtual screening, predictive toxicology, and software development.
http://www.altoris.com/
Home About Us Professional Services Employment We are a progressive, young company fostering new concepts in Life Sciences research. We have active programs in-house to discover pharmacological agents in therapeutic areas as diverse as oncology, metabolic disorders, cognitive impairment, and infectious diseases. All of this by targeting a single protein class: oxidoreductases.
At the same time, we make available to others some of the technologies we have found useful in our research. We comercialize tools for research informatics and offer professional services in drug discovery.
Our professional services help new companies, in areas as diverse as Screening, Design of Chemical Libraries or Information Management among others. Our technical expertise, and years of work in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries provides you with practical, inexpensive solutions.
Our Chemical Information Software is down to earth. The tools we are developing deal with simple daily problems, initially for medicinal and computational chemists and screeners. Our years of experience in the frontlines of drug discovery have allowed us to identify areas where simple and sensible solutions could greatly improve efficiency. Behind a simple friendly user interface, we provide sophisticated state of the art solutions to aid in drug discovery Site by Interking Media LLC

49. Molecular Modeling
bullet, Software Used in molecular modeling and Molecular Dynamics bullet, molecular modeling for Beginners Tutorial new.GIF (3043 bytes) provides an
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50. SpringerLink - Publication
Molecular, protein, peptide and drug design, computational modeling, molecular mechanics/dynamics in the fields of Life Sciences and Chemistry.
http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/00894/tocs.htm
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51. CCL Home
A resource for computational chemists. Discussions on chemistry software, data, conferences, jobs, quantum chemistry, molecular mechanics, molecular dynamics, QSAR, molecular graphics, molecular modeling, and associated archives
http://www.ccl.net/chemistry/
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52. Molecular Modeling Reference
Quick Reference Guide to Computational Chemistry Acronyms, Methods, Parameters, Accuracy, and Software.
http://www.chamotlabs.com/Freebies/ModelRef.html
Quick Reference Guide to Computational Chemistry Acronyms, Methods, Parameters, Accuracy, and Software
Compliments of: CHAMOT LABS, INC.
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Geometry OPTIMIZATION TERMS: SOFTWARE: PARAMETERIZATIONS: by Element (Grain of Salt) The information above has been collected from various published results, documentation, and personal experience. (Accuracies are averages of typical literature comparisons.) This list is updated as information comes to my attention and as time allows, but as rapidly as methods evolve (and companies merge), some info is no doubt out of date and/or incomplete. Consequently, these compilations are meant more as an aid to jog one's memory on keywords and capabilities, rather than as a complete and authoritative reference. Return Link to Chamot Labs Home Page 3/13/03 Ernie Chamot / Chamot Labs /

53. MoluCAD
MoluCAD is a fullfeatured molecular modeling and visualization tool designed for Windows. Originally conceived as an aid for students of organic chemistry,
http://www.kinematics.com/molucad/
MoluCAD ...a molecular modeling and visualization tool
MoluCAD is a full-featured molecular modeling and visualization tool designed for Windows. Originally conceived as an aid for students of organic chemistry, MoluCAD has quickly evolved into much more. The latest version incorporates many advanced features only found in expensive workstation-based modeling packages. Ease of use, premium graphical quality, and computational robustness are the trademarks of MoluCAD. Novice users are able to quickly generate models, view them form any perspective, create reaction animations, and save all data to disk. MoluCAD is distributed by download from this website. [Download MoluCAD Demo]
  • Easily Model Structures in True 3D Build Reaction Animations Easily
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MoluCAD is the result of a 3-year National Institutes of Health biomedical technology research project aimed at producing low-cost educational software for chemistry students. See the December 1997 NCRR Reporter article, "

54. Molecular Conceptor
A multimedia course for Windows that teaches drug design and molecular modeling.
http://www.molecular-conceptor.com/

55. CAChe Molecular Modeling Tutorial

http://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/course/cache/default.html
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56. Dynamol
Program for molecular modeling with the Amber force field, minimization, conformational search, and visualization.
http://www.dynamol.com/
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What is Dynamol?
Dynamol is my attempt to create a computational drug discovery platform which encompasses public domain algorithms that I feel are important for my day to day drug discovery research. On one hand I started Dynamol to gain a deeper understanding of computational chemistry methods. One the other hand I simply enjoy building and designing large projects. I have been programming since I was about 12 years old when my parents gave me my first computer. A Commodore 64!
Dynamol will always remain free for academic use. Some of the features such as network database searches will ultimately have to generate income or the servers will get turned off. Thus I will have to charge a fee for these features (yes even academics). If and when I believe dynamol is ready for commercial usage I will allow people from industry to purchase a license if there is interest.
At this point Dynamol is really more of a hobby for me. Will it ever become a viable company? Who knows, but I am certain to learn a lot and have fun during the process. While I enjoy the process of software development it is the application of the software to discover new drugs that I am most concerned with.

57. CAChe Molecular Modeling Tutorial

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58. COSMOS Home Page
Der Hersteller von Software f¼r molecular modeling, NMRSpektroskopie und Kristallographie informiert ¼ber die Produkte und bietet Demos und Molek¼l-Viewer zum Download an.
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59. Glactone Molecular Modeling
We are pleased to offer two sets of molecular modeling exercises. One set is designed for undergraduate general and organic chemistry students,
http://chemistry.gsu.edu/glactone/modeling/modeling.html
Glactone's Molecular Modeling Exercises
We are pleased to offer two sets of molecular modeling exercises. One set is designed for undergraduate general and organic chemistry students, and the other set is designed for advanced undergradate to graduate level organic and physical organic students. While the modeling exercises in these pages are intended to be used with any molecular modeling package, they have been tested with only PCMODEL. Consequently, hints and instructions on how to actually draw the structures and perform the caculations are specific to PCMODEL. PCMODEL is a product of Serena Software
E TOTAL = E STRETCH + E BEND + E S-B + E TORSION + E vdW
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60. Introduction To Molecular Modeling
molecular modeling, also known as molecular mechanics, is a method to calculate the In a very crude sense molecular modeling treats a molecule as a
http://chemistry.gsu.edu/glactone/modeling/MMintro.html
What is Molecular Modeling?
In a very crude sense molecular modeling treats a molecule as a collection of wieghts connected with springs, where the weights represent the nuclei and the springs represent the bonds.
A force field is used to calculate the energy and geometry of a molecule. It is a collection of atom types (to define the atoms in a molecule), parameters (for bond lengths, bond angles, etc.) and equations (to calculate the energy of a molecule). In a force field a given element may have several atom types. For example, ethylbenzene contains both sp -hybridized carbons and aromatic carbons. sp -Hybridized carbons have a tetrahedral bonding geomtery, while aromatic carbons have a trigonal bonding geometry. The C-C bond in the ethyl group differs from a C-C bond in the phenyl ring, and the C-C bond between the phenyl ring and the ethyl group differs from all other C-C bonds in ethylbenzene. The force field contains parameters for these different types of bonds. Some of these parameters are given below. The total energy of a molecule is divided into several parts called force potentials, or potential energy equations. Force potentials are calculated independently, and summed to give the total energy of the molecule. Examples of force potentials are the equations for the energies associated with bond stretching, bond bending, torsional strain and van der Waals interactions. These equations define the potential energy surface of a molecule.
E TOTAL = E STRETCH + E BEND + E S-B + E

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