November 9, 2010Open Access

Performance of Molecular Mechanics Force Fields for RNA Simulations: Stability of UUCG and GNRA Hairpins

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region shifts the simulated structures away from typical A-RNA geometry to structures with a visibly underestimated inclination of base pairs with respect to the helical axis.

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