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5 5  = Molecular Tools: protein association rates and binding sites =
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7 +This collab contains a set of tools and tutorials for exploring protein binding properties based on their electrostatics and estimation of protein-protein association rates
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7 7  Authors: Stefan Richter
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15 15  = What can I find here? =
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19 +Please note, the corresponding usecases as jupyter notebooks will be transferred from Collaboratory 1. So far they can be found here: 
20 +[[https:~~/~~/collab.humanbrainproject.eu/#/collab/1655/nav/362934>>https://collab.humanbrainproject.eu/#/collab/1655/nav/362934]]
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22 +The corresponding guidebooks can be found here:
23 +[[https:~~/~~/collab.humanbrainproject.eu/#/collab/1655/nav/18580>>https://collab.humanbrainproject.eu/#/collab/1655/nav/18580]]
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25 +The descriptions of
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18 -Tools and tutorials that describes how to:* simulate protein-protein association  using Brownian Dynamics (BD)  simulations (web server webSDA)
28 +Tools and tutorials that describes how to:
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30 +* simulate protein-protein association  using Brownian Dynamics (BD)  simulations (web server webSDA)
19 19  * analyse the results of a Brownian dynamics simulation for calculating protein-protein association rate constants
20 20  * compute protein electrostatic potential (under development)
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22 22  compare the electrostatic potentials surrounding a set of protein  isoforms or specific regions with multipipsa (under development)
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24 24  * (((
25 -identify potential protein binding sites by comparing the electrostatic potentials of a set of protein isoforms
37 +identify potential protein binding sites by comparing the electrostatic potentials of a set of protein isoforms (under development)
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