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Current method to select tranches to dock in ZINC 22 .
Current method to select tranches to dock in ZINC 22 .


== platforms ==
We support three platforms:
We support three platforms:
* our cluster, .txt suffix
* our cluster, .txt suffix
* Wynton, .wyn suffix
* Wynton, .wyn suffix
* AWS, .s3 suffix
* AWS, .s3 suffix
If you are on another platform, we suggest using and adapting one of these three.


We have created subsets, but you can select subsets at a fine grain level, by HAC and calculated LogP within 0.1 units.
== Prepared subsets in "sets" ==
* by HAC by number of atoms
* by calculated LogP within 0.1 units.
* by charge -4 to +4.
Look in /nfs/exd/zinc-22/sets/


Look in
e.g.  to dock neutrals (N), H17, lead-like, on Wynton, you would use
/nfs/exd/zinc-22/sets
/wynton/group/bks/sets/N-H17.lead-like.wyn
similarly, to dock mono cations, H23-H25, lead-like, on our cluster, use
/nfs/exd/sets/O-H2[345].lead-like.txt
and to dock all charges of fragment-like, H07 to H16, on AWS, use
sets/?-H0[789].frag-like.s3 sets/?-H1[0-6].frag-like.s3


* if you want to dock lead-like, you want
== more granularity use "dirs" ==
/sets/H17-19.lead-like.<suffix> where <suffix> is txt, wyn or s3 as above
Thus, use /wynton/group/bks/sets/dirs/ or /nfs/exd/sets/dirs.  
/sets/H20-23.lead-like.<suffix>
Then, depending on whether you want to include H24 and H25, you can optionally include
/sets/H24.lead-like.<suffix>
/sets/H25.lead-like.<suffix>
If you want to add on compounds from calculated LogP from 4.0 to 4.9
/sets/H17-19.greasy-leads.<suffix> and so on as above


* if you want to dock fragments H10-H16, LogP<4
The format is  <charge>-<logPbin>-<Hbin>.<layer>.<suffix>  
/sets/frag-like.<suffix>
where
 
* suffix is one of s3, wyn, txt
* if you want to dock calculated logP > 5
* layer is a-z see [[ZINC22:Layers]]
/sets/H04-H19.greasy.<suffix>
* Hbin is H04 to H49
/sets/H20-29.greasy.<suffix>
* charge is N=0, O=+1, M=-1, etc from J to R.  
 
* logP bin is
* if you want to dock big monsters (not recommended, but who knows)
** P359 = LogP 3.5 to 3.99
/sets/H26-H29.big.<suffix>
** P304 = logP 3.0 to 3.49
/sets/H26-H29.big-greasy.<suffix>
** P012 = LogP 0-2
** M = LogP < 0
** P4 = LogP 4.0 to 4.99
** P56789 = logP > 5.0


You can learn about how the sets were assembled using make-sets.csh
You can learn about how the sets were assembled using make-sets.csh
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We can adjust these subsets based on what people want. It is easy, we just need to do it.  
We can adjust these subsets based on what people want. It is easy, we just need to do it.  


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[[Category:ZINC22]]
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Latest revision as of 17:56, 12 June 2024

Current method to select tranches to dock in ZINC 22 .

platforms

We support three platforms:

  • our cluster, .txt suffix
  • Wynton, .wyn suffix
  • AWS, .s3 suffix

If you are on another platform, we suggest using and adapting one of these three.

Prepared subsets in "sets"

  • by HAC by number of atoms
  • by calculated LogP within 0.1 units.
  • by charge -4 to +4.

Look in /nfs/exd/zinc-22/sets/

e.g. to dock neutrals (N), H17, lead-like, on Wynton, you would use

/wynton/group/bks/sets/N-H17.lead-like.wyn

similarly, to dock mono cations, H23-H25, lead-like, on our cluster, use

/nfs/exd/sets/O-H2[345].lead-like.txt

and to dock all charges of fragment-like, H07 to H16, on AWS, use

sets/?-H0[789].frag-like.s3 sets/?-H1[0-6].frag-like.s3

more granularity use "dirs"

Thus, use /wynton/group/bks/sets/dirs/ or /nfs/exd/sets/dirs.

The format is <charge>-<logPbin>-<Hbin>.<layer>.<suffix> where

  • suffix is one of s3, wyn, txt
  • layer is a-z see ZINC22:Layers
  • Hbin is H04 to H49
  • charge is N=0, O=+1, M=-1, etc from J to R.
  • logP bin is
    • P359 = LogP 3.5 to 3.99
    • P304 = logP 3.0 to 3.49
    • P012 = LogP 0-2
    • M = LogP < 0
    • P4 = LogP 4.0 to 4.99
    • P56789 = logP > 5.0

You can learn about how the sets were assembled using make-sets.csh make-sets.csh in turn uses files in /nfs/exd/jjiwork/dirs/ these in turn are created using make-files2.csh in /nfs/exd/jjiwork/

We can adjust these subsets based on what people want. It is easy, we just need to do it.