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Myron H. Weinberger MDtational search techniques applied to peptide vaccinesThis book reviews recent physicochemical and biophysical techniques applied in drug discovery research, and it outlines the latest advances in computational drug design. Divided into 10 chapters, the book discusses about the role of structural bi

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