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Enormous free energy of binding #300
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Hi @farmaceut |
Hi again @rwxayheee :) Thanks for quick response. So the solution would be either shifting spacing to 1 or change enpts following the equations
so |
Hi @farmaceut Yes |
@rwxayheee
docking yielded same incorrect values:
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@farmaceut
Did you run autogrid4 with the new gpf file? here's my output: |
@rwxayheee |
Hello,
I followed this tutorial to dock my new ligand into another protein. However, in the end, I obtained extremely high affinity values:
Here are the steps I followed:
prepare_receptor -r 4lxd.pdb -o 4lxd.pdbqt
4lxd.pdb
4lxd.pdbqt
mk_prepare_ligand.py -i H4Fst.mol -o H4Fst.pdbqt
H4Fst.mol
H4Fst.pdbqt
pythonsh ./prepare_gpf.py -l H4Fst.pdbqt -r 4lxd.pdbqt -y
and obtained the 4lxd.gpf file, which I modified using Chimera visualization:
I set
npts 22 12 11
andgridcenter 21.3455 31.4093 8.11142
leaving the remaining parameters as they were.4lxd.gpf
autogrid4 -p 4lxd.gpf -l 4lxd.glg
4lxd.glg
and obtained all the maps enclosed in this file:
maps.zip
vina --ligand H4Fst.pdbqt --maps 4lxd --scoring ad4 --exhaustiveness 32 --out output.pdbqt
and the output can be found here:
output.pdbqt.txt
Appreciate advice where I made the issue.
Full_Archive.zip
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