An early Christmas present from Chemical Computing Group
22 12 15 - Filed in: Molecular modeling computational chemistry Cheminformatics docking drug design MOE
Chemical Computing Group have just released an up date to MOE, version 2015.10 includes:-
Protein-Protein Docking
- Generate docked poses using FFT followed by all atom minimization
- Define receptor and ligand sites to focus docking
- Automatically detect antibody CDR sites
Integrated Alignment, Consensus and Superposition in the Sequence Editor
- Manipulate multimeric protein sequences using split side-by-side Sequence Editor panes
- Use dendrograms to visualize pairwise similarity, identity and RMSD relationships
- Select residues based on plotted values using resizable sequence editor plots
Distributed Pharmacophore Searching
- Run pharmacophore searches on a cluster directly from MOE GUI
- Perform fast corporate database searches
- Access multiple databases stored on a central server
Covalent Docking and Electron Density Docking
- Use reaction-based organic transformations to covalently docking
- Minimize ligand strain energy while maximizing ligand fit to electron density
- Run docking through an enhanced streamlined scenario-based interface
Extended Hückel Descriptors and pKa Model
- Compute molecular properties such as logP, logS and molar refractivity
- Determine populations of ligand protonation states at a given pH
- Calculate the pKa and pKb of small molecules
13C NMR Analysis
- Apply QM conformation refinement to calculate 13C NMR shielding
- Convert computed shieldings and predict 13C NMR chemical shifts
- Compare computed chemical shifts to experimental shifts for structure determination
I'll write a review in the New Year.
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