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A transferable coarse-grained model for diphenylalanine: how to represent an environment driven conformational transition
One of the major challenges in the development of coarse grained (CG) simulation models that aim at biomolecular structure formation processes is the correct representation of an environment-driven conformational change, for example, a folding/unfolding event upon interaction with an interface or up
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