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    <dc:creator>JAILLET, Leonard</dc:creator>
    <dc:title>Data for: IM-UFF: extending the Universal Force Field for interactive molecular modeling</dc:title>
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IM-UFF: extending the Universal Force Field for interactive molecular modeling

This Folder contains the following elements:
- Folders 1 to 4 provide the set of benchmarks used to make comparisons with UFF (begining of section 5.2)
- Folfer 5 contains the scenario involving several molecules interacting between each other (end of section 5.2) with the different equilibrium obtained. It also provides an excel file summarizing the rmsd distances obtained.
- Folder 6 contains the ethanol, ethanolate and oxiniumMethylMethylene molecules obtained through IM-UFF manipulations, as described at the end of section 5.3. 
- Folder 7 contains the initial set of 10 methanes molecules used to compare IM-UFF with the Brenner reactive force field (section 5.4) and examples of systems obtained with IM-UFF for different temperatures. It also contains an excel file that contains the data used to compute the radius of deviation for IM-UFF, Brenner and UFF, as obtained in the plots of Figure 13.</dc:description>
    <dc:subject>Experimental Systems for Structural Biology</dc:subject>
    <dc:contributor>Redon, Stephane</dc:contributor>
    <dc:contributor>Artemova, Svetlana</dc:contributor>
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