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| + | ==Footprint Similarity Score== | ||
| + | The Footprint Similarity Score is a scoring function that calculates intermolecular hydrogen bonds and footprint comparisons, in addition to standard intermolecular energies (VDW and ES). | ||
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| + | Intermolecular Energies (VDW, ES) are calculated the same way as in Continuous Score. | ||
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| + | A geometric definition of Hydrogen bonds is employed. We define 3 atoms XD, HD, and XA as the heavy atom donor, donated hydrogen, and heavy atom acceptor, respectively. There is a hydrogen bond present if the following two conditions are met: | ||
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| + | # The distance between HD and XA is less than or equal to 2.5 angstroms; | ||
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| + | # The angle defined by XD, HD, and XA is between 120 and 180 degrees. | ||
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| + | Footprints are a per-residue decomposition of interactions between the ligand and the receptor. This can be performed for all three terms VDW, ES, HB. | ||
Revision as of 12:53, 14 April 2020
DOCK uses several types of scoring functions to discriminate among orientations and molecules. Scoring is requested using the score_molecules parameter. A large portion of scoring functions can be called through descriptor score (but not all). Those with descriptor score functionality will be denoted as such.
Contents
Grid-Based Score
DOCK needs a fast scoring function to evaluate poses rapidly during growth. The energy grid is used for this. The grid stores the non-bonded Molecular Mechanics Potential of the receptor at each grid point.
Grid can be called under descriptor score but it is suggested to not mix grid-based and cartesian space as that will dramatically increase computing time.
Grid Score Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| grid_score_primary | Does the user want to perform grid-based energy scoring as the primary scoring function? | yes- |
| grid_score_rep_rad_scale | Scalar multiplier of the radii for the repulsive portion of the VDW energy component only when grid score is turned on | 1.0 |
| grid_score_vdw_scale | Scalar multiplier of the VDW energy component | 1 |
| grid_score_turn_off_vdw | A flag to turn off vdw portion of scoring function when grid score vdw scale = 0 | yes |
| grid_score_es_scale | Flag to scale up or down the es portion of the scoring function when es scale is turned on | 1 |
| grid_score_turn_off_es | A flag to turn off es portion of scoring function when grid score es scale = 0 | yes |
| grid_score_grid_prefix | The prefix to the grid files containing the desired nrg/bmp grid | grid |
Grid Score Output Components
These values will be printed in the header of the mol2 file post DOCK process.
| Output Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Grid_score | Sum of the VDW and ES interactions |
| Grid_vdw_energy | VDW interaction between the ligand grid |
| Grid_es_energy | ES interaction betweent eh ligand and grid |
Continuous/DOCK Cartesian Energy Score
Continuous scoring may be used to evaluate a ligand:receptor complex without the investment of a grid calculation, or to perform a more detailed calculation without the numerical approximation of the grid. Continuous score is implemented under Descriptor Score as well. Continuous score is a cartesian based score and can be combined with other Cartesian based scores with very little computational expense.
Continuous/DCE Score Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| continuous_score_primary | Does the user want to perform continuous non-grid scoring as the primary scoring function? | no |
| continuous_score_secondary | Does the user want to perform continuous non-grid scoring as the secondary scoring function? | no |
| cont_score_rec_filename | File that contains receptor coordinates | receptor.mol2 |
| cont_score_att_exp | VDW Lennard-Jones potential attractive exponent | 6 |
| cont_score_rep_exp | VDW Lennard-Jones potential repulsive exponent | 12 |
| cont_score_rep_rad_scale | Scalar multiplier of the radii for the repulsive portion of the vdw energy component only | 1.0 |
| cont_score_use_dist_dep_dielectric | Distance dependent dielectric switch | yes |
| cont_score_dielectric | Dielectric constant for the electrostatic term | |
| cont_score_vdw_scale | Scalar multiplier of vdw energy component | 1 |
| cont_score_vdw_scale | Flag to turn off vdw portion of the scoring function when cont_score_vdw_scale=0 | yes |
| cont_score_es_scale | Scalar multiplier of electrostatic energy component | 1.0 |
| cont_score_turn_off_es | Flag to turn off es portion of the scoring function when cont_score_es_scale = 0 | yes |
Continuous/DCE Score Output Components
| Output Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Continuous-score | sum of the van der Waals and electrostatic interactions |
| Continuous_vdw_energy | VDW interaction between ligand and receptor |
| Continuous_es_energy | ES interaction between the ligand and receptor |
Footprint Similarity Score
The Footprint Similarity Score is a scoring function that calculates intermolecular hydrogen bonds and footprint comparisons, in addition to standard intermolecular energies (VDW and ES).
Intermolecular Energies (VDW, ES) are calculated the same way as in Continuous Score.
A geometric definition of Hydrogen bonds is employed. We define 3 atoms XD, HD, and XA as the heavy atom donor, donated hydrogen, and heavy atom acceptor, respectively. There is a hydrogen bond present if the following two conditions are met:
- The distance between HD and XA is less than or equal to 2.5 angstroms;
- The angle defined by XD, HD, and XA is between 120 and 180 degrees.
Footprints are a per-residue decomposition of interactions between the ligand and the receptor. This can be performed for all three terms VDW, ES, HB.
