The entropic cost of protein-protein association: a case study on acetylcholinesterase binding to fasciculin-2.
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David D L Minh | David D. L. Minh | J Andrew McCammon | Jessica M J Swanson | Tushar Jain | Jennifer M. Bui | J. Mccammon | J. Swanson | Chia-En Chang | T. Jain | Chia-En Chang | Jennifer M Bui
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