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Automatic docking of a small number of ligands into a large number of binding sites
Journal of Cheminformatics volume 5, Article number: P5 (2013)
Very fast docking programs [1] enable new applications. In predefined workflows we start with an SDFile, filter the structures by substructure queries, followed by PASS predictions [2]. The remaining few structures are docked into 100 binding sites chosen for predicting adverse effects. The results are good indicators if a lead compound should be considered risky.
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Kos, A. Automatic docking of a small number of ligands into a large number of binding sites. J Cheminform 5 (Suppl 1), P5 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1186/1758-2946-5-S1-P5
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