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| − | In the focused De Novo Design, we will generate the same ligand present in the structure by connecting | + | In the focused De Novo Design, we will generate the same ligand present in the structure by connecting fragments from scratch. Putting the generated fragments back into the pocket, we could check how our simulation works in terms of the protein we are interested in |
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| + | First, a focused fragment library will be generated based on the original ligand. The fragments would build the same ligand in an atomic structure. | ||
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| + | Create a new directory for the fragment library, use the command: | ||
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| + | mkdir 010_dn_fraglib | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 17 March 2021
In this session, we are going to use the predetermined structures from the virtual screen tutorial to do de novo design
I. Focused De Novo Design
In the focused De Novo Design, we will generate the same ligand present in the structure by connecting fragments from scratch. Putting the generated fragments back into the pocket, we could check how our simulation works in terms of the protein we are interested in
Fragment Libraries
First, a focused fragment library will be generated based on the original ligand. The fragments would build the same ligand in an atomic structure.
Create a new directory for the fragment library, use the command:
mkdir 010_dn_fraglib
