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Hypercube, Inc. in association with Science direct   
presents an Introductory HyperChem Workshop   
on Computational Chemistry  
  
April 24 -26, 1996 , University of Paderborn  
Paderborn, Germany  
  
For more information  contact me at vuckovic@hyper.com, or  
Dr. Heinz Hofmann ,Science direct  
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For a complete description of the workshop and the registration form, 
check Hypercube's home page at http://www/hyper.com 
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Dear friends,
Would You kindly excuse me being bothering all of You, but I do need
help of those of You who can help with the info on the following:
I'm looking for a number of pubblications I can't get in our library.
Here is the list:
1.the AMBER force field/
  S.W.Homans,Biochemistry 29,9110/1990
2.Kolossvary and Guida method/
  J.Comput.Chem.,14,691/1993
3.Conformers' sequences generation approaches/
  G.Chang, W.C.Guida and W.C.Still,J. Am.Chem.Soc.,111,4379/1989
4.Nuclear charges calculation method of Gasteiger-Marsili
  Tetrahedron,36,3219,/1980
5.Van der Waals and solvent-accessible surface areas/
  W.Hasel, T.F.Hendrickson, W.C.Still,Tet.Comput.Meth.,1,103/1988
6.The approximate surface area calculation method of Scheraga et al./
  T.Ooi,M.Oobatake,G.Nemethy and H.Scheraga,Proc.Natl.Acad.Sci.USA 84,
  3086/1987
7."Log P" calculation "atom fragment" method/
  Ghose,Pritchett and Crippen,J.Comput.Chem.,9,80/1988
8.Refractivity calculation "atom fragment" method/
  Ghose and Crippen,J.Chem.Inf.Comput.Sci.,27,21/1987
9.Polarisability calculation "atomic method" of Miller/
  K.J.Miller,J.Am.Chem.Soc.,112,8533/1990
My problem is that we haven't the texts. An on-line access facility
neither. So I'm asking either for an e-mail sending of any texts from
hereabove, or for a gentle advise Where can I load them from via net?
Perhaps, Are there any sites within Web,where these texts are available?
Any useful suggestions are at most wellcome.
I thank You in advance
Oleg A.Malov
E-mail:root@orgdept.mhti.msk.su
P.S. I think I'm not alone facing such a problem, so I'd better put a
summary of eventual helpful replies back in the List when ready.



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jaouad@goliat.ugr.es writes:

> Please tell me about programs does permit the calculation of the 
> partition coefficients octanol-water (logP) ?
> regards.

HINT is a third-party program that works in the molecular modeling
environment of Biosym's InsightII, Tripos's Sybyl or Chemical Design's
Chem-X.  HINT calculates logP using a library for proteins, nucleic acids
and certain other materials.  HINT can calculate logP of any molcule
in its "calculate mode" using rules based on the chemical fragment types,
and a translation of the fragment method of Leo and Abraham.

In addition to calculating logP, HINT calculates (1) 3-D visual maps that
aid in the 3-D understanding of hydrophobicity for small and large molecules, 
and (2) molecular interaction constants (including hydrophobic, electrostatic 
and VDW) useful for studying binding of drugs to proteins or proteins to 
proteins.

Information about HINT, publications and seminars can be found on the web at:

	http://www.i2020.net/edusoft/hint/hint.html

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