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22.17 Virtual Screening Examples
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[ VLS - Ricin | VLS - Cyclooxygenase ]

22.17.1 Virtual Ligand Screening to Ricin Receptor


Objective

To perform virtual screening into the ricin receptor.

Instructions

  • Docking> Set Project (select RICIN) see previous lesson Re-Dock an Inhibitor to Ricin Crystal Structure.
  • Docking> Tools> Index Mol/Mol2 file/database (Input file . select ricinLigands2D.sdf, )
  • Docking> Ligand Setup> From Database (select mydb.inx, check .mol., .build hydrogens. .assign charges. and .2D to 3D. convert)
  • Docking > Run Docking Batch
  • Docking > Make Hit List (select import 2D from DB)
  • Browse HITLIST table

22.17.2 Virtual Ligand Screening to Cyclooxygenase


Objective: To dock indomethacin and perform virtual screening of a database of COX inhibitors into the Cyclooxygenase receptor.

Retrieve the Cyclooxygenase receptor 4cox from the protein databank.

  • Select the PDB Search tab and type 'Cyclooxygenase' and hit the PDB button.
  • Find the pdb entry 4cox in the table and double click on the row to load it into ICM.

  • Right click on the pdb file 4cox in the ICM Workspace and select clone - use the default options and select OK.

  • Enter object name ligand.
  • From the first object (**4cox) delete everything except for the first molecule 'a'
  • From the second object (**ligand) delete everything except for aimn

NOTE: To delete molecules you need to select them in the ICM Workspace and then right click and select delete. A range of molecules can be selected by clicking on one and whilst holding the Shift button click on the last molecule. Non-contiguous selections can be made using the Ctrl button.

  • The ICM Workspace should now look something like this:

Converting the Ligand and Receptor into an ICM Object.

  • Double click on the first object 4COX and select MolMechanics/ICM-Convert/Protein - choose the options shown below

  • Double click on the second object ligand and select MolMechanics/ICM-Convert/Chemical - choose the options shown below

Setting up the docking experiment

  • Docking/Set Project enter COX2
  • Select 4cox in the ICM Workspace (double click in the ICM Workspace on 4cox - should be highlighted blue in the ICM Workspace and green crosses in the graphical display).
  • Docking/Receptor Setup and select the Identify Binding Sites button.
  • Select the 4th pocket in the POCKETS table and you should see green selection crosses around the binding site as shown below.
  • Fill in the Setup the receptor windows as shown below and press OK.

  • Press the *GO button in the button left hand corner of the GUI twice. In this example there is no need to change the position of the probe or the box.

  • Docking/Make Receptor Maps and press the OK button.

  • Docking/Interactive Docking/Loaded Ligand - (see below)

  • The ligand will be seen on the screen sampling the pocket.
  • The final docked ligand pose will be displayed and is in the ICM Workspace

To compare the docked pose with the crystal structure - we need to rename the first object 4cox to 4cox_receptor (or just delete the first object) and then double click on 4cox in the PDBSearchResults table we used earlier.

Now we will dock Vioxx into the Cox receptor

  • In the ICM distribution (cd $ICMHOME or C:Project Files/MolSoft LLC) you can find a file called vioxx.sdf. If you cannot find this file please E mail support@molsoft.com and we can send it to you.
  • File/Open and find the vioxx.sdf file
  • Docking/Interactive Docking/Mol Table Ligand
  • Compare the docked pose of Vioxx with the crystal structure 1cx2 (pdb search 1cx2)

Now let us perform a virtual screen of a database of COX inhibitors

  • Docking/Set Project enter COX2
  • Docking/Tools/Index Mol/Mol2/ file/database and select celebrex50.sdf . If you cannot find this file please E mail support@molsoft.com and we can send it to you (cd $ICMHOME or C:Project Files/MolSoft LLC).

  • Docking/Ligand Setup/From Database and select mydb.inx - check mol,build hydrogens, assign charges and 2D to 3D convert
  • Docking/Run Docking Batch

You can check up on the progress of the docking by selecting Windows/Background Jobs. A messsage will be displayed on the screen when the docking is finished.

  • Docking/Make Hitlist select import 2D from DB
  • Browse Hitlist table to view docked complexes.


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