The editors of forthcoming book entitled "In silico Chemistry and Biology: Current and Future Prospects” are pleased to invite you and your colleagues to submit a chapter for this book to be published by DE GRUYTER, Berlin, Germany.

Title: Insilico Chemistry and Biology: Current and Future Prospects (Edited Book)

Tentative list of CONTENTS

Part I – INTRODUCTION

Background

Biology, Chemistry and Bioinformatics

Introduction to In silico Drug Design

Part II –Insilico Drug Design: Application and Success

Different methods for insilico drug discovery

Force Fields: Use and applications

Protein Modelling

Molecular docking and MD: Mimicking the real biological process

Ligand based drug design: Recent advancements

Fragment based methods for drug discovery

Successful applications of Insilico drug design process

Part III –Challenges

Role of water ligand-protein binding

Dealing with the flexibility of complex

Dealing with the binding kinetics

Challenges with MD

A couple of important key points are:

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Tentative title submission along with contributory information of co-authors etc. 15th June, 2017

Acceptance of title for final manuscript preparation deadline: 30th June 2017

Full Manuscript submission deadlines: 15th September, 2017

Editor(s):

Dr. Girish Kumar Gupta

Maharishi Markandeshwar University, M.M.College of Pharmacy University, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Mullana, 133207,  Ambala, India.

e-mail: [email protected]

Mohammad Hassan Baig, PhD.

Assistant Professor

Department of Medical Biotechnology

Yeungnam University

The Republic of Korea

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