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Welcome to [[DISI:About | DISI]], a wiki for computational pharmacology and ligand discovery.  If you find this site confusing at first, DON'T PANIC!  It has several different purposes and aims to serve several different constituencies.  Please [[Contribute |work with us and help us improve]] it.  Should you prefer the OLD MAIN PAGE, it is [[Old_Main | still available]]. Also, the [[Welcome web user]] page looks a lot like the old main page.
Welcome to DISI (Disi Is Still Incomplete, "dizzy"), the wiki of the [[Shoichet Lab]] and [[Irwin Lab]] at [[UCSF]]. This wiki aims to document our software tools, databases, protocols and resources related to computational ligand discovery, molecular docking and systems pharmacology as hosted at the domain "docking.org". This wiki serves several [[:Category:Roles | constituencies]]. Many pages are designed for specific audiences and may not make much sense to a reader who is not the target demographic. lala


== So, Why are you here? ==
If you are a <b>new member of a lab</b>, please follow the [[Welcome group members | following guide]].
You may be interested in one of the main research areas of the lab. These are:
* [[:Category:Docking|Molecular Docking and ligand discovery]]
* [[:Category:Systems pharmacology | Systems pharmacology]]
* [[:Category:Aggregation| Colloidal aggregation of small molecules]]
or you may be interested in one of the other [[:Category:Topic | topics]] covered on this wiki.


== OK, so who are you? ==
Documentation [https://docs.docking.org docs.docking.org]
You may prefer to browse this site based on who you are:
* [[Welcome group members | Lab members, and lab guests with ssh access]]
* [[Welcome web user | Everyone else ]]


== Type of Article ==
=== Relevant Links ===
This site is also organized by the types of questions the article aims to answer:
* [https://forms.gle/LZV1FCmLWxUWznVi9 Feedback Form]
* [[:Category:News | News]]
* [https://x.com/chem4biology/ Outages and Updates]
* [https://discord.gg/4MpD6UF5AN Chat on Discord]


=== [[:Category:Manual | WHAT ]] ===
== Are you new here? ==
Manuals for using lab software and tools, descriptions of programs, packages, websites, etc.
wiki.docking.org documents the efforts in the Shoichet and Irwin labs at UCSF to provide tools and databases for ligand (drug) discovery to investigators worldwide, both in academia and in companies. We work in five major technology areas: 
* 1) '''Molecular docking screens''' take a library of compounds that are easy to acquire for experimental testing. Investigators who use molecular docking often find completely novel molecules that modulate biology (see [ https://bkslab.org/publications]). [[DOCK]]  
* 2) '''Analog-by-catalog''' works on the molecular similarity principle. Once a compound is found to modulate a protein target, a logical and efficient next step is to test close analogs for higher (or lower) activity. By exploring the chemical space around an active, compounds can be "optimized" for both activity as well as other molecular properties. [[Smallworld]] and [[Arthor]].
* 3) '''Target prediction'''.  Given a molecule, our program [[SEA]] can predict possible molecular targets based on its resemblance of known actives. In this way, the activity of a compound with an unknown molecular explanation (e.g. phenotypic hits) can be attributed to a particular molecular target ("mechanism of action").
* 4) '''Bespoke Chemistry'''.  The [[Chemistry Commons]] is a platform to help chemists and biologist to collaborate. This system allows chemists to define which molecules their new chemistry can access, and it allows biologists to search through this novel bespoke chemistry.
* 5) '''Chemical Libraries'''.  [[ZINC]] is available for download in 2D and 3D.  


We hope you find this website interesting and useful. If you have any questions, please write to chemistry 4 biology at gmail dot com, or use one of the many other communication channels we support.


=== [[:Category:Tutorials | HOW ]] ===
== Products ==
Tutorials and step-by-step instructions of specific use cases.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Main article !! Description !! Notes/Links
|-
| [[:Category:DOCK |DOCK]] ||  Our molecular docking software ||  There are two main branches. The latest are [[DOCK 3.8]] and [[DOCK 6]].11 [https://dock.docking.org dock.docking.org]
|-
|  [[:Category:ZINC|ZINC]] || Commercially available compounds ||  There are two databases [https://zinc20.docking.org zinc20] [https://cartblanche22.docking.org zinc22]
|-
| [[SEA]] || Similarity Ensemble Approach || Drug repurposing, target identification, phenotypic screening. [https://sea.bkslab.org/ sea.bkslab.org]
|-
|  [[DUDE Family]] || Benchmarks for docking|| [https://dude.docking.org/generate dude.docking.org/generate]
|-
|  [[TLDR]] ||TLDR is a Ligand Discovery Resource || [https://tldr.docking.org TLDR]
|-
|  [[Chemistry Commons]] ||Chemistry Commons ||  [https://commons.docking.org Chemistry Commons]
|-
|  [[DOCK Blaster]] ||  A public access service for docking screens || [https://blaster.docking.org blaster.docking.org]
|}


== Topics ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[:Category:Databases | Databases]]  ||  [[:Category:Docking|Molecular Docking]] || [[:Category:Aggregation| Colloidal aggregation]] 
|| [[Hit picking party]]
|-
| [[:Category:Systems pharmacology | Systems pharmacology]]  || [[:Category:Covalent | Covalent docking]] || [[Chemical Space]] || [[Decoys]]
|-
| [[Fragment Docking]] || [[Excipients]] || [[:Category:Model systems | Model systems ]] || &nbsp;
|}


=== [[:Category:Theory | WHY ]] ===
== Other topics ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[Welcome group members | Lab members with ssh]] || [[Welcome web user | Non members without ssh ]] || [[Assaying Compound Activity]]
|-
| [[Run on our servers]] || [[Run on your servers]] || [[Set up a lab]]
|-
| [[:Category:API | programmatic access (API) ]] || [[:Category:Software|Software ]] || [[Aggregator advisor]]
|}


Theory and conceptional explanations of techniques. These often not tied to a single program, package, or website and may differ from reality.
== Organizational ==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
| [[:Category:Topic | Topics]] || [[:Category:Roles | Who are you?]]    ||  [[:Category:Idioms | Idioms]]
|| [[:Category:Article type | Article type]] || [[:Category:Attributes |Attributes]] || [[:Category:Policy | Policies]]
|-
| [[Special:Categories| Categories]] || [[:Category:Tutorials | Tutorials ]]
|| [[:Category:Problems | Problems]] || [[:Category:FAQ|FAQ]] || [[:Category:Manual | Manuals ]] || [[:Category:Jargon | Jargon]]
|}


Still haven't found what you're looking for? Try the search bar top right to see if that works...


=== [[:Category:Article_type | Other ]] ===
= Outages and Support =
Everything else
* We communicate about outages and updates via [https://twitter.com/chem4biology X].
* We have open conversations among ourselves and with users on our discord server. [https://discord.gg/4MpD6UF5AN discord server]
* If our servers appear down or broken and you think we might not have noticed, and we don't reply to you, please tell us via jjiteam at googlegroups dot com or my text/voice to +1 (415) 937 one four six one
* [https://forms.gle/LZV1FCmLWxUWznVi9 Tell us how we are doing].
* More about ways to [[feedback | communicate with us]].
* [[Weekly office hours]]. 11 am PT is the 'daily' office hours on discord, if we are free.


You may also just use the search bar at the top right to try to find what you are looking for...
= Policies, Privacy and all that =
We aim to keep confidential information such as passwords secure, but we offer no guarantees. You must use these services at your own risk. See our [[DISI:Privacy_policy|privacy policy]].


[[Category:Info]]
[[Category:FAQ]]
[[Category:Public]]
[[Category:Organization]]
[[Category:Organization]]
[[Category:Navigation]]

Latest revision as of 18:11, 29 April 2025

Welcome to DISI (Disi Is Still Incomplete, "dizzy"), the wiki of the Shoichet Lab and Irwin Lab at UCSF. This wiki aims to document our software tools, databases, protocols and resources related to computational ligand discovery, molecular docking and systems pharmacology as hosted at the domain "docking.org". This wiki serves several constituencies. Many pages are designed for specific audiences and may not make much sense to a reader who is not the target demographic. lala

If you are a new member of a lab, please follow the following guide.

Documentation docs.docking.org

Relevant Links

Are you new here?

wiki.docking.org documents the efforts in the Shoichet and Irwin labs at UCSF to provide tools and databases for ligand (drug) discovery to investigators worldwide, both in academia and in companies. We work in five major technology areas:

  • 1) Molecular docking screens take a library of compounds that are easy to acquire for experimental testing. Investigators who use molecular docking often find completely novel molecules that modulate biology (see [ https://bkslab.org/publications]). DOCK
  • 2) Analog-by-catalog works on the molecular similarity principle. Once a compound is found to modulate a protein target, a logical and efficient next step is to test close analogs for higher (or lower) activity. By exploring the chemical space around an active, compounds can be "optimized" for both activity as well as other molecular properties. Smallworld and Arthor.
  • 3) Target prediction. Given a molecule, our program SEA can predict possible molecular targets based on its resemblance of known actives. In this way, the activity of a compound with an unknown molecular explanation (e.g. phenotypic hits) can be attributed to a particular molecular target ("mechanism of action").
  • 4) Bespoke Chemistry. The Chemistry Commons is a platform to help chemists and biologist to collaborate. This system allows chemists to define which molecules their new chemistry can access, and it allows biologists to search through this novel bespoke chemistry.
  • 5) Chemical Libraries. ZINC is available for download in 2D and 3D.

We hope you find this website interesting and useful. If you have any questions, please write to chemistry 4 biology at gmail dot com, or use one of the many other communication channels we support.

Products

Main article Description Notes/Links
DOCK Our molecular docking software There are two main branches. The latest are DOCK 3.8 and DOCK 6.11 dock.docking.org
ZINC Commercially available compounds There are two databases zinc20 zinc22
SEA Similarity Ensemble Approach Drug repurposing, target identification, phenotypic screening. sea.bkslab.org
DUDE Family Benchmarks for docking dude.docking.org/generate
TLDR TLDR is a Ligand Discovery Resource TLDR
Chemistry Commons Chemistry Commons Chemistry Commons
DOCK Blaster A public access service for docking screens blaster.docking.org

Topics

Databases Molecular Docking Colloidal aggregation Hit picking party
Systems pharmacology Covalent docking Chemical Space Decoys
Fragment Docking Excipients Model systems  

Other topics

Lab members with ssh Non members without ssh Assaying Compound Activity
Run on our servers Run on your servers Set up a lab
programmatic access (API) Software Aggregator advisor

Organizational

Topics Who are you? Idioms Article type Attributes Policies
Categories Tutorials Problems FAQ Manuals Jargon

Still haven't found what you're looking for? Try the search bar top right to see if that works...

Outages and Support

  • We communicate about outages and updates via X.
  • We have open conversations among ourselves and with users on our discord server. discord server
  • If our servers appear down or broken and you think we might not have noticed, and we don't reply to you, please tell us via jjiteam at googlegroups dot com or my text/voice to +1 (415) 937 one four six one
  • Tell us how we are doing.
  • More about ways to communicate with us.
  • Weekly office hours. 11 am PT is the 'daily' office hours on discord, if we are free.

Policies, Privacy and all that

We aim to keep confidential information such as passwords secure, but we offer no guarantees. You must use these services at your own risk. See our privacy policy.