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Hi there,

The Materials Studio website addresses are actually:

 http://www.materials-studio.com/   The Materials Studio homepage

http://www.materials-studio.com/quote/   The page for ordering an
evaluation copy of Materials Visualizer

Best regards,

Stephen Todd

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Interested in an evaluation copy of Materials Visualizer?

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    Dear CCLers and friends,

    I would like to announce the version 1.0 of AGOA program
(http://www.dqf.ufpe.br/~zaldini/agoa.html), that can be used to
vizualize ESP surfaces (agoa_esp) and to explore the Potential Energy
Surface for generating hydrated structures of a given substrate (agoa).
    For ESP vizualization, agoa_esp is already available and is used
with the RasMol program and the Gaussian9x "cube" file, generating
images of the full 3D-grid around the substrate, in contrast to the
traditional vizualization programs/methods, that usually uses isosurface
procedures.
    The agoa version, used to generate the hydrated structures, is being
finished and should be available in a few days, together with a
manuscript that is in preparation.
    The agoa_esp program, built for several machines/systems, will be
provided with the instructions and some examples upon request by e-mail
(zaldini@npd.ufpe.br).
    In Portuguese, "AGOA" means "to water".
    Thank you for your attention.
    Happy hydrations :-)

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From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net Wed Jan 24 18:49:37 2001
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Hi,

Has anyone tried compiling Autodock for Microsoft Windows (NT, 98, 2000,
etc.) ? (Or do you know of anyone who has ?) I have been looking at
doing so for Autodock version 3 using UWIN (a UNIX emulator for
Windows).

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Roger Hull.
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From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net Wed Jan 24 22:30:43 2001
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Hello

I am interested in the problem of structure-based design of inhibitors
of protein-protein interactions. This is a more difficult problem than
using the structure-based design of enzyme inhibitors since there
generally is not a deep binding pocket as there usually is in an enzyme.

I would appreciate it if someone could tell me who are the main
researchers in this field (so that I can read some of their papers) and
if there are any good reviews of the field.

Thank you

Rob


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