Electrostatic-multipole-based Force Fields for Coarse-grained Simulations of Protein

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  In present work,we proposed two generic electrostaticmultipole-based force fields for protein coarse-grained(CG)simulations,respectively,namely two-bead multipole force field(TMFF)and point-dipole-based coarse-grained(PD-CG)force field.
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