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Ligand preparation has been modified to use mol2db2 instead of mol2db for database generation. Many other features have also been integrated. To build a set of ligands from SMILES on the cluster, use: | Ligand preparation has been modified to use mol2db2 instead of mol2db for database generation. Many other features have also been integrated. To build a set of ligands from SMILES on the cluster, use: | ||
db2start.e.csh input.smi ref | |||
db2start.e.csh input.smi ref | |||
Or to build on a standalone machine, use | Or to build on a standalone machine, use | ||
db2gen.e.csh input.smi ref | |||
db2gen.e.csh input.smi ref | |||
Note that many programs must be properly installed and available or this script will fail. The most troublesome is EPIK. For this reason, among others, Dahlia Weiss has helped get Marvin's Chemaxon cxcalc running in lieu of EPIK. This is probably the preferred way to build molecules. Run it on the cluster with: | Note that many programs must be properly installed and available or this script will fail. The most troublesome is EPIK. For this reason, among others, Dahlia Weiss has helped get Marvin's Chemaxon cxcalc running in lieu of EPIK. This is probably the preferred way to build molecules. Run it on the cluster with: | ||
db2start.e.cxcalc.csh input.smi | |||
db2start.e.cxcalc.csh input.smi | |||
The format of the input file here is a two column file with one column being a SMILES string and the other column being an ID. Any length IDs are valid, but only 16 characters will get carried into the DOCKing phase of the operation, see Mol2db2_Format_2 for more details. | The format of the input file here is a two column file with one column being a SMILES string and the other column being an ID. Any length IDs are valid, but only 16 characters will get carried into the DOCKing phase of the operation, see Mol2db2_Format_2 for more details. | ||
Once the jobs have finished, you can run | Once the jobs have finished, you can run | ||
db2end-prefix.py name | |||
db2end-prefix.py name | |||
To build dockable name-XXXXXX.db2.gz files. | To build dockable name-XXXXXX.db2.gz files. | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 13 February 2014
Ligand preparation has been modified to use mol2db2 instead of mol2db for database generation. Many other features have also been integrated. To build a set of ligands from SMILES on the cluster, use:
db2start.e.csh input.smi ref
Or to build on a standalone machine, use
db2gen.e.csh input.smi ref
Note that many programs must be properly installed and available or this script will fail. The most troublesome is EPIK. For this reason, among others, Dahlia Weiss has helped get Marvin's Chemaxon cxcalc running in lieu of EPIK. This is probably the preferred way to build molecules. Run it on the cluster with:
db2start.e.cxcalc.csh input.smi
The format of the input file here is a two column file with one column being a SMILES string and the other column being an ID. Any length IDs are valid, but only 16 characters will get carried into the DOCKing phase of the operation, see Mol2db2_Format_2 for more details.
Once the jobs have finished, you can run
db2end-prefix.py name
To build dockable name-XXXXXX.db2.gz files.
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This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ This page is adapted from "DOCK3.7 Documentation" by Ryan G. Coleman. Based on a work at https://sites.google.com/site/dock37wiki/.