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This presentation provides an overview of protein docking, focusing on the biological significance of proteins and their functions. It explains the process of protein-ligand docking using in silico methods, highlighting tools like AutoDock. Key steps include preparing the protein receptor, creating grid parameter files, and virtual screening of ligands. Various docking parameters and algorithms are discussed to enhance docking accuracy. The presentation also addresses the analysis of docking results, emphasizing their implications in understanding diseases and developing therapeutic interventions.
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META-DOCK 1st EELA-2 Grid School Jérôme Verleyen Juan Manuel Hurtado Rámirez Enrique Merino Pérez 2-15 November 2008.
Introduction What is Docking? But we are talking about proteins
What is a protein? • Protein is a gen product. Biological Process (Transcription, Traduction) DNA Protein
Proteins functions. • Regulators, defensives, catalyst, structure, etc. Example of protein regulator and pathways
Disease example Example pathways problems
How to block this protein? LIGAND
Now, what is Protein docking in silico Movie: by Autodock site
How to do protein-ligand docking in silico. First application port to Grid : AutoDock The Scripps Research Institute http://autodock.scripps.edu/
Step 1. Preparing protein receptor. Adding Hydrogen atoms Adding charges
Step 2. Grid parameter file. Defining area of grid
Whichligands? • Data Bases of ligands: • Free access. • Commercial access. • By example free access for: • ZINC. (8 millions of ligands) • NCI Diversiy set.
Docking selection parameters. • Genetic algorithm Lamarckian: • Local search. • Simulated annealing.
Running virtual screening. • Calculate maps for each ligand’s atoms • Executing docking. • Analysis of results.
Analyzing results . Docked energy 226.96 Kcal/mol 2120.96 Kcal/mol 1690.96 Kcal/mol
Muito obrigado! Questions