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Geometric algorithms for the conformational analysis of long protein loops

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Figure 2. Steps of the RLG algorithm performed on a 6R planar linkage. [Color figure
Figure 3. Maximum extension of polypeptide backbone with Paul-
Figure 4. Incremental exploration of Ꮿ feas using an RRT-like technique.
Figure 6. Exploration (a) with and (b) without the side-chain of Asp231.
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