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Sender: longshot@chem.duke.edu (Brad Isbister)
Subject: WSN: MD of solvation

Hydrophiles:

I would like to use Molecular Dynamics simulations of solvation to get a 
microscopic understanding of some thermodynamic data which has been collected 
by other members of my advisor's research group.

I have used Sybyl extensively, but find that it is unable to solvate the 
carbohydrates I'm interested in(This may be a computer problem).  I am 
looking at Amber, but was wondering if anyone had some suggestions or 
references.  asre there other programs I should look into?  How about 
parameter sets?

I'm using some of the articles from the November issue of Chemical Reviews 
as a starting point (One on Amber and another on H-bond rearrangement 
dynamics.)  I am less interested in a quantitative result than some 
qualitative model.  Anyone?

Thanks for any help you can provide,

Brad

Brad Isbister		longshot@canada.chem.duke.edu
Duke University		P.M. Gross Chemistry Laboratory
Durham, NC 27705	(919)-660-1584


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