Frontiers in Computational Chemistry: Volume 7 (eBook, ePUB)
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Frontiers in Computational Chemistry (Volume 7) offers a comprehensive overview of the latest advances in molecular modeling techniques for drug discovery and development. This book focuses on key computational approaches such as rational drug design, adsorption studies, quantum mechanical calculations, and molecular interactions in drug development. It provides insights into lead generation, optimization, and the creation of novel chemical entities targeting various biological mechanisms, including inflammation.The chapters explore modern computational tools and their applications, particular...
Frontiers in Computational Chemistry (Volume 7) offers a comprehensive overview of the latest advances in molecular modeling techniques for drug discovery and development. This book focuses on key computational approaches such as rational drug design, adsorption studies, quantum mechanical calculations, and molecular interactions in drug development. It provides insights into lead generation, optimization, and the creation of novel chemical entities targeting various biological mechanisms, including inflammation.
The chapters explore modern computational tools and their applications, particularly in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). The book is essential for researchers, academics, and professionals in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, and pharmaceutical sciences.
Readership: Students and researchers.
The chapters explore modern computational tools and their applications, particularly in low-and middle-income countries (LMICs). The book is essential for researchers, academics, and professionals in computational chemistry, molecular modeling, and pharmaceutical sciences.
Readership: Students and researchers.
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