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HADDOCK on iMac and a quick benchmark

Recently I requested a copy of HADDOCK from Dr. Alexandre Bonvin in order to generate some docked dimers for my colleagues. They are working on some dimeric proteins but they have no idea how to obtain the dimeric conformation from homologous known structures. I spent few days reading the threads in the HADDOCK discussion group [...]

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