- In chemistry,
rotamers are
chemical species that
differ from one
another primarily due to
rotations about one or more
single bonds.
Various arrangements...
- backbone-dependent
rotamer library provides the frequencies, mean
dihedral angles, and
standard deviations of the
discrete conformations (known as
rotamers) of the...
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conformations termed rotamers.
Rotamer libraries are
derived from the
statistical analysis of many
protein structures. Backbone-independent
rotamer libraries describe...
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known as "
rotamers". The
methods attempt to
identify the set of
rotamers that
minimize the model's
overall energy.
These methods use
rotamer libraries...
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Gauche effect, a
characterization in
which the
gauche rotamer is more
stable than the anti
rotamer Gauche (Scheme implementation), an
implementation of...
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length is
higher for the anti-
rotamer (151.4 pm vs. 150 pm). The
steric repulsion between the
fluorine atoms in the
gauche rotamer causes increased CCF bond...
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direct steric interactions between the Cγ of the side
chain in the gauche+
rotamer and the
backbone nitrogen of the next
residue when ψ is near -60°. This...
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possible rotamer at each position, and the
probability of a
given structure is
defined as a
function of the
probabilities of its
individual rotamer components...
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crystallographic disorder describes the
cocrystallization of more than one
rotamer, conformer, or
isomer where the
center of m**** of each form is identical...
- 24=16
possible stereoisomers.
Descriptor (chemistry) Backbone-dependent
rotamer library IUPAC,
Compendium of
Chemical Terminology, 2nd ed. (the "Gold Book")...