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This is the guide of how to prepare input for DOCK Blaster.
This is the guide of how to prepare input for DOCK Blaster.


[[DOCK Blaster]]
== Quick Overview ==
*1. Specify a target (PDB format).
*2. Identify the binding site with a ligand or residues that form the site.
*3. Select a database to dock.
*4. Supply any positive controls (actives) you may have.
*5. Supply any negative controls (experimental decoys) you may have.
*6. Agree to the terms and click "I agree, DOCK!"
 
== Sample Data ==
Sample data are available
* DUD
* Gold test set
* other test sets
* you can also generate your own sample decoy data
 
== FAQ ==
 
 
== Credits ==
 
 
See also:
 
* [[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Receptor]] - detailed information about the receptor site specification
* [[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Ligand]] - detailed information about how to specify the binding site
* [[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Cofactor]] - detailed information of how to specifiy a co factor
* [[DOCK Blaster:Other input options]] - expert options.
* [[DOCK Blaster:Input Troubleshooting]]
 
and the DOCK Blaster main page [[DOCK Blaster]].
 
 
== THC ==
Each successful run of DOCK Blaster creates output in the Top Hits Collection (THC)

Revision as of 19:48, 24 October 2006

This is the guide of how to prepare input for DOCK Blaster.

Quick Overview

  • 1. Specify a target (PDB format).
  • 2. Identify the binding site with a ligand or residues that form the site.
  • 3. Select a database to dock.
  • 4. Supply any positive controls (actives) you may have.
  • 5. Supply any negative controls (experimental decoys) you may have.
  • 6. Agree to the terms and click "I agree, DOCK!"

Sample Data

Sample data are available

  • DUD
  • Gold test set
  • other test sets
  • you can also generate your own sample decoy data

FAQ

Credits

See also:

and the DOCK Blaster main page DOCK Blaster.


THC

Each successful run of DOCK Blaster creates output in the Top Hits Collection (THC)