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通过关联记忆来识别蛋白质三级结构哈密尔顿人哈密尔顿人哈密尔顿人哈密尔顿人

M S Friedrichs, P G Wolynes

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |October 20, 1989
    PubMed
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    来自关联记忆模型的统计力学原理可以设计蛋白质折叠的哈密尔顿式. 这种方法有效地回忆了蛋白质结构,并从各种序列中识别了三级结构.

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