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Molecular Dynamics Services Available In Usa
14 services found
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers Molecular dynamics simulation service to meet the specific needs of different customers. https://www.computabio.com/molecular-dynamics-simulation-service.html ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers protein molecular dynamics simulation service to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers lipid molecular dynamics simulation service to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers Enzyme molecular dynamics simulation service to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers RNA molecular dynamics simulation service to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers steered molecular dynamics (SMD) service to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers membrane protein molecular dynamics simulation service to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:CD ComputaBio based in, NEW YORK (USA)
CD ComputaBio offers replica exchange molecular dynamics (REMD) services to meet the specific needs of different customers. ...
by:Acellera based inStanmore, UNITED KINGDOM
This protocol simulates the target of interest (GPCR, kinase, ion channel, etc.) in a solution of water and a co-solvent, like benzene or any other fragment-like molecule. During the simulation, the co-solvent molecules interact with the surface of the protein, revealing binding hotspots. These hotspots have been proven to correlate very well with actual pockets. Furthermore, binding modes for ...
by:Acellera based inStanmore, UNITED KINGDOM
Hit identification is the last step in the early stages of drug discovery. Our docking and virtual screening protocol, which takes protein flexibility and waters into account, can boost the enrichment and increase your chances of finding a hit ...
by:SilcsBio, LLC based inBaltimore, MARYLAND (USA)
The SilcsBio team provides expert services to make your structure-based drug design program more efficient, with increased speed and reduced ...
by:Excelra based inIselin, NEW JERSEY (USA)
Drug discovery is a complex process with many steps. It begins by finding the right targets and identifying groups of patients who will respond well to treatments. Each step has its own challenges and requires specific skills and solutions. At Excelra, our Computational Biology (CB) team blends technical skills with a solid understanding of biology. This allows us to offer clear and helpful ...
by:MtoZ Biolabs based in, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Ion channels are made up of special proteins produced by cells, which are aggregated and embedded in the cell membrane, forming pores occupied by water molecules. These pores are the channels for water-soluble substances, which can quickly enter and exit the ...
by:MtoZ Biolabs based in, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are powerful therapeutic tools. These glycoproteins, belonging to the immunoglobulin (Ig) family, are utilized by the immune system to identify and neutralize foreign organisms or antigens. Ig’s are classified in five groups, IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, and IgM (as α, δ, ε, γ, and μ), based on the structure of their constant regions. Among these, IgG subtypes—predominantly ...