Ligand-based virtual screening method is developed based on the 'similarity principle' which means similar molecules tend to exhibit approximative biological properties. In the LBVS, a group of ligands with diverse structures (which exhibit beneficial effect in a reference ligand) can be obtained by similarity or pharmacophore searching and their receptor models are built with the use of the collective information of the group of ligands.	Ligand Based Virtual Screening	https://drugscreening.bocsci.com/services/ligand-based-virtual-screening.html
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Ligand-based virtual screening method is developed based on the 'similarity principle' which means similar molecules tend to exhibit approximative biological properties. In the LBVS, a group of ligands with diverse structures (which exhibit beneficial effect in a reference ligand) can be obtained by similarity or pharmacophore searching and their receptor models are built with the use of the collective information of the group of ligands. Ligand Based Virtual Screening https://drugscreening.bocsci.com/services/ligand-based-virtual-screening.html

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