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OPLS4: Improving Force Field Accuracy on Challenging Regimes of Chemical Space

Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation · 2021 · Vol. 17(7) · pp. 4291–4300
Chao LüChuanjie WuDelaram GhoreishiWei ChenLingle WangWolfgang DammGregory A. RossMarkus K. DahlgrenEllery RussellChristopher D. Von BargenRobert AbelRichard A. FriesnerEdward Harder

Abstract

We report on the development and validation of the OPLS4 force field. OPLS4 builds upon our previous work with OPLS3e to improve model accuracy on challenging regimes of drug-like chemical space that includes molecular ions and sulfur-containing moieties. A novel parametrization strategy for charged species, which can be extended to other systems, is introduced. OPLS4 leads to improved accuracy on benchmarks that assess small-molecule solvation and protein-ligand binding.

Mass Spectrometry Techniques and ApplicationsProtein Structure and DynamicsMachine Learning in Materials ScienceForce field (fiction)Chemical spaceSolvationParametrization (atmospheric modeling)Field (mathematics)Computer scienceSpace (punctuation)Work (physics)MoleculeMolecular dynamics
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