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Raskevicius, V.; Kairys, V. Comparison of performance of docking, LIE, metadynamics and QSAR in predicting binding affinity of benzenesulfonamides. Curr. Comput.-Aided Drug Des. 2015, 3, 237-244.
The design of inhibitors specific for one relevant carbonic anhydrase isozyme is the major challenge in the new therapeutic agents development. Comparative computational chemical structure and biological activity relationship studies on a series of carbonic anhydrase II inhibitors, benzenesulfonamid
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