Table of Contents
Panel Discussions.- Important current problems in drug design that may be computationally tractable.- New problems that should be addressed in the next ten years.- Molecular Properties.- Matching of chemical and biological structures using subgraph and maximal common subgraph isomorphism algorithms.- Molecular similarity.- Modeling the effect of solvation on structure, reactivity, and partitioning of organic solutes: Utility in drug design.- Cell-based methods for sampling in high-dimensional spaces.- A preliminary multiobjective analysis of the chemotherapeutic benefits of hairpin-linked polyamides.- Receptor-Based Modeling.- Using structural information for the creative design of molecules.- GrowMol, a de novo computer program, and its application to thermolysin and pepsin: Results of the design and synthesis of a novel inhibitor.- Deducing objective site models by mixed integer programming.- Numerical Methods.- Molecular dynamics information extraction.- Ionic charging free energies using Ewald summation.- Genetic function approximation: Evolutionary construction of novel, interpretable, nonlinear models of experimental data.- Applications of distributed computing to conformational searches.
