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Calculation of Crystal-Solution Dissociation Constants.


ABSTRACT: The calculation of dissociation constants is an important problem in molecular biophysics. For such a calculation, it is important to correctly calculate both terms of the binding free energy; that is, the enthalpy and entropy of binding. Both these terms can be computed using molecular dynamics simulations, but this approach is very computationally expensive, and entropy calculations are especially slow. We develop an alternative very fast method of calculating the binding entropy and dissociation constants. The main part of our approach is based on the evaluation of movement ranges of molecules in the bound state. Then, the range of molecular movements in the bound state (here, in molecular crystals) is used for the calculation of the binding entropies and, then (using, in addition, the

SUBMITTER: Garbuzynskiy SO 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8961641 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature