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Comparison of ligand-and structure-based virtual screening on the DUD data set

von Korff et al., 2009

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2604317146876404078
Author
von Korff M
Freyss J
Sander T
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Journal of chemical information and modeling

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Several in-house developed descriptors and our in-house docking tool ActDock were compared with virtual screening on the data set of useful decoys (DUD). The results were compared with the chemical fingerprint descriptor from ChemAxon and with the docking …
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