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== 1. DOCK MTX to DHFR (example of cofactor) ==
== 1. DOCK MTX to DHFR (example of cofactor) ==
** 1. Go to DOCK Blaster web page [http://blaster.docking.org blaster.docking.org]. Please note that during pre-alpha testing this page is different. Contact [[John Irwin]] for details.
** 2. Click on "Start docking!" to go to the input preparation page.
** 3. Click on "HELP" to open up the documentation for input preparation in a separate window. [[Image:Tut1-1.jpg|thumb|right|Figure Tut1-1]]
*** 3.1. In the documentation window, click on "Sample Data" at the end of the first paragraph.
*** 3.2 In the sample data window, click on the link to data.docking.org
*** 3.3. Click on DUD40.
*** 3.4. Click on CDK2.
*** 3.5. Right mouse to save all five files in this directory on your disk.
*** 3.6. Close the documentation window, returning to the DOCK Blaster input form.
** 4. Click on the first "Browse" button (to the right of Target) and select the rec.pdb file you just downloaded.
** 5. In the next field "docked ligand" select the xtal-lig.mol2 file.
** 6. Optionally, you may select the actives.smi and inactives.smi from the next two lines.
** 7. Enter your email address if you wish to receive progress reports by email.
** 8. Enter a brief comment about the calculation
** 9. (optional: enter cofactor.par below)
If you have followed the steps above, your screen should now look something like Figure Tut1-1 (right).
** 10. Click on "DOCK" to upload the files and begin docking. You will be taken to the "Submission Scrutinizer", as depicted in Figure Tut1-2. [[Image:Tut1-1.jpg|thumb|right|]]
** 11. Your job should now be running. If it is not, there is either some part of the above instructions you did not follow, or we are currently experiencing problems with our systems.


* go to DOCK Blaster web page [http://blaster.docking.org blaster.docking.org]. Please note that during pre-alpha testing this page is different. Contact [[John Irwin]] for details.


== 2. DOCK X to carbonic anhydrase (example of metalloenzyme) ==
== 2. DOCK X to carbonic anhydrase (example of metalloenzyme) ==

Revision as of 23:36, 20 December 2006

DOCK Blaster Tutorials

1. DOCK MTX to DHFR (example of cofactor)

    • 1. Go to DOCK Blaster web page blaster.docking.org. Please note that during pre-alpha testing this page is different. Contact John Irwin for details.
    • 2. Click on "Start docking!" to go to the input preparation page.
    • 3. Click on "HELP" to open up the documentation for input preparation in a separate window.
      Figure Tut1-1
      • 3.1. In the documentation window, click on "Sample Data" at the end of the first paragraph.
      • 3.2 In the sample data window, click on the link to data.docking.org
      • 3.3. Click on DUD40.
      • 3.4. Click on CDK2.
      • 3.5. Right mouse to save all five files in this directory on your disk.
      • 3.6. Close the documentation window, returning to the DOCK Blaster input form.
    • 4. Click on the first "Browse" button (to the right of Target) and select the rec.pdb file you just downloaded.
    • 5. In the next field "docked ligand" select the xtal-lig.mol2 file.
    • 6. Optionally, you may select the actives.smi and inactives.smi from the next two lines.
    • 7. Enter your email address if you wish to receive progress reports by email.
    • 8. Enter a brief comment about the calculation
    • 9. (optional: enter cofactor.par below)

If you have followed the steps above, your screen should now look something like Figure Tut1-1 (right).

    • 10. Click on "DOCK" to upload the files and begin docking. You will be taken to the "Submission Scrutinizer", as depicted in Figure Tut1-2.
      Tut1-1.jpg


    • 11. Your job should now be running. If it is not, there is either some part of the above instructions you did not follow, or we are currently experiencing problems with our systems.



2. DOCK X to carbonic anhydrase (example of metalloenzyme)

3. DOCK to target X, but no ligand available

4. DOCK to Y, many controls available

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