articleJournal of Medicinal ChemistryJan 21, 2003Closed access

Surflex:  Fully Automatic Flexible Molecular Docking Using a Molecular Similarity-Based Search Engine

University of California, San Francisco · Cancer Research Institute

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Abstract

Surflex is a fully automatic flexible molecular docking algorithm that combines the scoring function from the Hammerhead docking system with a search engine that relies on a surface-based molecular similarity method as a means to rapidly generate suitable putative poses for molecular fragments. Results are presented evaluating reliability and accuracy of dockings compared with crystallographic experimental results on 81 protein/ligand pairs of substantial structural diversity. In over 80% of the complexes, Surflex's highest scoring docked pose was within 2.5 A root-mean-square deviation (rmsd), with over 90% of the complexes having one of the top ranked poses within 2.5 A rmsd. Results are also presented…

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Keywords
  • Docking (animal)
  • Chemistry
  • Searching the conformational space for docking
  • Computational biology
  • Algorithm
  • Computer science
  • Binding site
  • Biochemistry
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