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Performances and Critical Limitations of Docking and Protein–Ligand Interactions for Efficacy-Driven Virtual Screening Targeting Class A GPCRs
Structure-based virtual screening of chemical libraries is an established and widely used strategy for identifying novel ligands for G-protein-coupled receptors. An enhancement based on integrating protein–ligand interaction with docking has previously been proposed, but its actual impact on improvi
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