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I am grateful for suggestions, comments, and contributions
from the following friends and colleagues:
A. Andrews,
L. Beese,
C.L. Brooks III,
R.L. Campbell,
G.M. Clore,
F. Colonna,
W. Delano,
M. Desrochers,
E. Dodson,
T. Garrett,
A.M. Gronenborn,
J. Habazettl,
T. Holak,
R. Hubbard,
T. Hynes,
J. Jiansheng,
M. Karplus,
M. Kearney,
E. Kim,
A. Krukowski,
J. Kuriyan,
J. Kuszewski,
M. McCallum,
M. Nilges,
S. O'Donoghue,
D. Perahia,
G.A. Petsko,
J.W. Pflugrath,
M. Reifler,
S. Reifler,
L. Rice,
D. Ringe,
T. Schneider,
P. Schultze,
T. Simonson,
D.L. Smith,
H. Treutlein,
W.I. Weis,
and H.W. Wyckoff. I also thank the many users of X-PLOR for their
patience with earlier versions and their valuable suggestions.
Development of X-PLOR was supported in
part by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, the
National Science Foundation (DIR-9021975), and Molecular
Simulations Incorporated.
