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Anatoly M. Ruvinsky
Anatoly M. Ruvinsky
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The structure of the BfrB–Bfd complex reveals protein–protein interactions enabling iron release from bacterioferritin
H Yao, Y Wang, S Lovell, R Kumar, AM Ruvinsky, KP Battaile, IA Vakser, ...
Journal of the American Chemical Society 134 (32), 13470-13481, 2012
942012
Magnetoexciton absorption in coupled quantum wells
YE Lozovik, AM Ruvinskii
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics 85 (5), 979-988, 1997
791997
Role of binding entropy in the refinement of protein–ligand docking predictions: analysis based on the use of 11 scoring functions
AM Ruvinsky
Journal of Computational Chemistry 28 (8), 1364-1372, 2007
672007
Deciphering cryptic binding sites on proteins by mixed-solvent molecular dynamics
SR Kimura, HP Hu, AM Ruvinsky, W Sherman, AD Favia
Journal of chemical information and modeling 57 (6), 1388-1401, 2017
642017
Magnetoexcitons in coupled quantum wells
YE Lozovik, AM Ruvinsky
Physics Letters A 227 (3-4), 271-284, 1997
641997
New and fast statistical‐thermodynamic method for computation of protein‐ligand binding entropy substantially improves docking accuracy
AM Ruvinsky, AV Kozintsev
Journal of computational chemistry 26 (11), 1089-1095, 2005
522005
Structure fluctuations and conformational changes in protein binding
AM Ruvinsky, T Kirys, AV Tuzikov, IA Vakser
Journal of bioinformatics and computational biology 10 (02), 1241002, 2012
412012
Side-chain conformational changes upon protein–protein association
AM Ruvinsky, T Kirys, AV Tuzikov, IA Vakser
Journal of molecular biology 408 (2), 356-365, 2011
372011
Calculations of protein-ligand binding entropy of relative and overall molecular motions
AM Ruvinsky
Journal of computer-aided molecular design 21, 361-370, 2007
292007
Sequence composition and environment effects on residue fluctuations in protein structures
AM Ruvinsky, IA Vakser
The Journal of chemical physics 133 (15), 2010
262010
Rotamer libraries and probabilities of transition between rotamers for the side chains in protein–protein binding
T Kirys, AM Ruvinsky, AV Tuzikov, IA Vakser
Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics 80 (8), 2089-2098, 2012
252012
Novel statistical‐thermodynamic methods to predict protein‐ligand binding positions using probability distribution functions
AM Ruvinsky, AV Kozintsev
Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics 62 (1), 202-208, 2006
232006
Interaction cutoff effect on ruggedness of protein–protein energy landscape
AM Ruvinsky, IA Vakser
Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics 70 (4), 1498-1505, 2008
212008
Simulated unbound structures for benchmarking of protein docking in the Dockground resource
T Kirys, AM Ruvinsky, D Singla, AV Tuzikov, PJ Kundrotas, IA Vakser
BMC bioinformatics 16, 1-6, 2015
182015
Chasing funnels on protein-protein energy landscapes at different resolutions
AM Ruvinsky, IA Vakser
Biophysical journal 95 (5), 2150-2159, 2008
182008
Structural insights lead to a negamycin analogue with improved antimicrobial activity against gram-negative pathogens
DC McKinney, GS Basarab, AI Cocozaki, MA Foulk, MD Miller, ...
ACS Medicinal Chemistry Letters 6 (8), 930-935, 2015
172015
The key role of atom types, reference states, and interaction cutoff radii in the knowledge‐based method: New variational approach
AM Ruvinsky, AV Kozintsev
Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics 58 (4), 845-851, 2005
162005
Superfluidity of “dirty” excitons
YE Lozovik, OL Berman, AM Ruvinskii
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics Letters 69, 616-622, 1999
151999
Local packing modulates diversity of iron pathways and cooperative behavior in eukaryotic and prokaryotic ferritins
AM Ruvinsky, IA Vakser, M Rivera
The Journal of chemical physics 140 (11), 2014
132014
Magnetoexciton light absorption in inhomogeneous quasi-two-dimensional systems
YE Lozovik, AM Ruvinskii
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics 87, 788-795, 1998
111998
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