Abstract
Computer-simulation approaches can shed light on the detailed relationship between the structure of proteins and their functions. The use of such approaches in studies of enzymatic reactions and related problems has increased significantly in recent years, and we are probably entering a period where the origin of the enormous catalytic power of enzymes will be gradually understood on a quantitative level. This review considers the main problems associated with realistic simulations of enzymatic reactions and the current state of this exciting field.
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