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From a mathematical perspective, ligand docking involves the modelling of a multidimensional surface that describes the free energy associated with protein-ligand binding. This surface can be highly complex; with ligands possessing as many as 15-20 degrees of freedom, such as freely rotatable bonds.
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R. A. Friesner; J. L. Banks; R. B. Murphy; T. A. Halgren; J. J. Klicic; D. T. Mainz; M. P. Repasky; E. H. Knoll; M. Shelley; J. K. Perry; D. E. Shaw; P. Francis; P. S. Shenkin (2006). "Glide: extra Precision Glide: Docking and Scoring incorporating a Model of Hydrophobic Enclosure for Protein-Ligand
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In this scoring function, individual energy contributions are carefully adjusted with empirically derived coefficients tailored to objectives. Such as the prediction of binding energies, the ranking of energy for docked ligand poses, and the ordering of active and inactive compounds during virtual
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properties. Additionally, it is used by biochemists and enzymologists working on modeling protein-ligand interactions, enzyme specificity, and rational enzyme design. Lead Finder's specialization in ligand docking and binding energy estimation is a result of its advanced docking algorithm and the
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tool designed for modelling protein-ligand interactions. It is used for conducting molecular docking studies and quantitatively assessing ligand binding and biological activity. It offers free access to users in commercial, academic, or other settings.
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R. A. Friesner; R. B. Murphy; M. P. Repasky; L. L. Frye; J. R. Greenwood; T. A. Halgren; P. C. Sanschagrin; D. T. Mainz (2004). "Glide: A New Approach for Rapid, Accurate Docking and Scoring. 1. Method and Assessment of Docking Accuracy".
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M. J. Hartshorn; M. L. Verdonk; G. Chessari; S. C. Brewerton; W.T..M. Mooij; P. N. Mortenson; C. W. Murray (2007). "Diverse, High-Quality Test Set for the Validation of Protein-Ligand Docking Performance".
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screening experiments. To achieve these goals, Lead Finder employs three types of scoring functions, based on the same set of energy contributions but with different sets of energy-scaling coefficients.
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The original docking algorithm integrated into Lead Finder can be tailored for either quick but less accurate virtual screening applications or slower but more in-depth analyses.
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The Lead Finder scoring function represents protein-ligand interactions more precisely. The scoring function's model considers various types of molecular interactions.
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C. M. Venkatachalam; X. Jiang; T. Oldfield; M. Waldman (2003). "LigandFit: a novel method for the shape-directed rapid docking of ligands to protein active sites".
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M. Rarey; B. Kramer; T. Lengauer (1997). "Multiple automatic base selection: Protein-ligand docking based on incremental construction without manual intervention".
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J.W.M. Nissink; C. Murray; M. Hartshorn; M. L. Verdonk; J. C. Cole; R. Taylor (2002). "A New Test Set for Validating Predictions of Protein-Ligand Interaction".
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Lead Finder's approach combines the use of genetic algorithm search, local optimization techniques, and knowledge gathered during the search process.
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Stroganov O (2008). "Lead Finder: An Approach To Improve Accuracy of Protein−Ligand Docking, Binding Energy Estimation, and Virtual Screening".
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of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be
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G. Jones; P. Willett; R. C. Glen; A. R. Leach; R. Taylor (1997). "Development and Validation of a Genetic Algorithm for Flexible Docking".
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Lead Finder is used by computational and medicinal chemists for drug discovery, as well as pharmacologists and toxicologists involved
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Docking success rate was benchmarked as a percentage of correctly docked ligands for a set of protein-ligand complexes extracted from
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Novikov, Fedor N.; Stroylov, Viktor S.; Zeifman, Alexey A.; Stroganov, Oleg V.; Kulkov, Val; Chilov, Ghermes G. (2012-05-09).
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A. N. Jain (2003). "Surflex: Fully Automatic Flexible Molecular Docking Using a Molecular Similarity-Based Search Engine".
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R. Thomsen; M. H. Christensen (2006). "MolDock: A new technique for high-accuracy molecular docking".
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precision with which it represents protein-ligand interactions.
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