3 Hours free online Multi-Ligand Docking and ADMET analysis, Hosted by RBT
Dates: October 14, 2024
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM IST
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Agenda:
1. Introduction to Multi-Ligand Docking
- Overview of docking multiple ligands against a single receptor.
- Introduction to AutoDock Vina and its advantages in high-throughput docking.
2. Selecting and Preparing the Target Receptor:
- Downloading the receptor structure from the PDB database.
- Cleaning and preparing the receptor (removing water molecules, adding hydrogens, adding charge, etc.).
3. Converting to. pdbqt format:
- Using AutoDockTools (ADT) to convert the receptor to. pdbqt format.
- Setting up the active site by defining the grid box around the binding site.
4. Creating or Downloading a Virtual Ligand Library:
- Downloading ligands from the ZINC database.
- Ensuring ligands are energy minimized and in the correct format.
- Preparing multiple ligands for docking (converting to .pdbqt using Open Babel).
5. Configuration of Vina Input Files:
- Preparing a configuration file (.conf) for AutoDock Vina specifying the receptor, grid box dimensions, and number of ligands to dock.
6. Running the Docking:
- Executing AutoDock Vina in command line using single ligand.
- Multiple ligands docking using PyRx software.
7. Docking Results Overview:
- Reviewing docking scores (binding affinities) for each ligand.
- Extracting and analyzing the best binding modes and docking scores from the output files.
- Validating docking protocol (RMSD values calculation between Experimental and Docked ligand)
8. ADME/Tox Prediction
- ADME/Tox prediction using online server (e.g., SwissADME, pkCSM, or ADMETlab)
- Interpretation of the results