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Step 2. You will get a confirmation page showing that the target has been looked up correctly at the PDB. To proceed, click on "DOCK". Write down the DOCK Blaster Job ID number. You will need it. The docking process is now queued, and may have started if the system is not overloaded. | Step 2. You will get a confirmation page showing that the target has been looked up correctly at the PDB. To proceed, click on "DOCK". Write down the DOCK Blaster Job ID number. You will need it. The docking process is now queued, and may have started if the system is not overloaded. |
Revision as of 10:31, 1 September 2009
DOCK Blaster Tutorial 1. Dock to Human Thyroid Hormone Receptor Beta-1 (TR beta) A DOCK Blaster Tutorial.
Step 1. Browse to the DOCK Blaster main page:
[1] and select
"Start with a PDB code" from the "DOCK" pull down menu:
[2]
In the PDB code field, enter 1N46, the PDB code for TR beta.
[3]
Click on “DOCK” to start.
If you are really impatient you can do all of the above by simply clicking here: [4]
Step 2. You will get a confirmation page showing that the target has been looked up correctly at the PDB. To proceed, click on "DOCK". Write down the DOCK Blaster Job ID number. You will need it. The docking process is now queued, and may have started if the system is not overloaded.
Step 3. Click on the link to browse progress at the bottom of the page http://blaster.docking.org/cgi-bin/jobwatch.pl?job_id=35605&pin= (replace the job number with your actual job number. This one will not work)
Step 4. When the job has finished, you will be in the "Calibration Done" state as shown in the progress bar with the yellow paint near the top of the page. You will see a report that reports how well docking worked.
Step 5. Interpreting the calibration summary table
Step 6. Inspecting further details and poses of the ligand and decoys.
Step 7. Launching a docking job
Literature Cited
We refer you to our publications pages for theory and practice of docking and virtual screening.
- Publications:DOCK
- Publications:ZINC
- Publications:DUD
- Publications:Reviews_and_opinion
- Publications:Targets
Document status: working tutorial. Please correct any errors you may find.