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From: Stewart Kirton <sbk1:~at~:leicester.ac.uk>
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Hello to all at ccl,

I am intrigued by the capabilities of QXP with regards to docking of small
molecules into a flexible active site. Could someone please tell me who I
would need to contact to find out more about the Flo99 software - and
whether or not there is an academic version available?

Also, comments on how you have found QXP to cope (particularly with
haem-containing proteins) would be gratefully received.

Many thanks and best wishes

Stewart

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