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4D-QSAR models applied to the study of TGF- β1 receptor inhibitors
Background: the quantitative structure-activity relationship is an analysis method that can be applied for designing new molecules. In 1997, Hopfinger and coworkers developed the 4DQSAR methodology aiming to eliminate the question of which conformation to use in a QSAR study. In this work, the 4D-QS
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