VirtualFlow
@virtualflowgpl
A free and open-source drug discovery platform using structure-based virtual screenings. To help the world find new medicines more quickly and efficiently. 🇺🇦
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http://virtual-flow.org 10-03-2020 10:46:17
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"A multi-pronged approach targeting SARS-CoV-2 proteins using ultra-large virtual screening" -- Read more on about this platform and its uses in combating #COVID19 in iScience journal hubs.ly/H0DCRCD0 VirtualFlow Google Cloud
1/2 A multi-pronged approach targeting #SARSCoV2 proteins using ultra-large-scale screening platform VirtualFlow to screen over 1 billion #molecules for the potential to inhibit #SARSCoV2. @GoogleCloud Dana-Farber Harvard Medical School cell.com/iscience/fullt…
Many thanks again to the entire team for their excellent work and amazing support GoogleCloud Dana-Farber Harvard Medical School @Innophore Boston U Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine UC Berkeley TU Berlin Biologie - UNIGE Harvard University Dana-Farber Chemical Biology Program @Google @googleresearch Zuse Institute Berlin MATHplus Guilhem Tesseyre
... Elastifile, K Leigh , and Krishna PadmanabhaDas :-)
Our paper Alan Brown on structures of the NTSR1-G protein complex in lipid nanodisc is online! NatureStructMolBiol Want to know how lipid bilayers contribute to stronger interaction between GPCR and G proteins? Please check it out! nature.com/articles/s4159…
Nanodiscs rule! Lipid environment promotes GPCR–G protein extensive interactions, as shown for neurotensin receptor by the Wagner, Nasr & Alan Brown labs Harvard Medical School. nature.com/articles/s4159…
Our review on the role of allosteric communication in regulating ligand-specific GPCR activity, with a focus on computational methods was just published! febs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/fe… The Vaidehi Lab
Lese-Tipp! Wie Supercomputer mit Simulationen neue Medikamente schneller entwickeln können! Artikel in Spektrum von MATH+ Mitgliedern Konstantin Fackeldey (TU Berlin) und Marcus Weber (Zuse Institute Berlin) sowie BMS-Alumnus Christoph Gorgulla (VirtualFlow, Harvard University). ➡️ bit.ly/31pbNBB
Our new opinion paper about how VirtualFlow can accelerate the discovery of new antivirals is out in Molecular Therapy: cell.com/molecular-ther… #drugdiscovery #compchem