| Journal of biosciences | |
| What in silico molecular docking can do for the `bench-working biologists' | |
| Marius Mihăşan11  | |
| [1] Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Faculty of Biology, Department of Molecular and Experimental Biology, IaÅŸi, Romania$$ | |
| 关键词: Flexible docking; molecular docking; protein–protein docking; rigid body; small molecule–protein docking; | |
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| 来源: Indian Academy of Sciences | |
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【 摘 要 】
Required by an increasing amount of scientists, the in silico docking field is in full expansion, new algorithms and methods appearing at an exponential rate. The sheer range of available programs is overwhelming for the bench-working biologist, which is often discouraging by the lack of a graphical user interface, good user manual or literature to validate a given program. This mini-review attempts to present the docking problem and available solutions from a non-bioinformatician point of view and makes a selection of the available servers and programs. These tools are evaluated from several points of view, as numbers of citations, ease of usage and computer requirements. Finally, the capabilities and limitations as well as specific applications of in silico docking techniques are presented.
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