LUDI, and X-Score (better than Autodock) ( Success rate 66 76 % on basis of < 2 RMSD)
Reproducibility of result above 0.5 correlation coefficient were found in X-Score, PLP, DrugScore, and G-Score X-Score & DrugScore are best in constructing descriptive funnel shaped energy surface for protein-ligand complexation
Todays docking programs, this sampling procedure is based on either genetic algorithm, Monte Carlo simulation, simulated annealing, distance geometry, or other miscellaneous methods. According to article first part thats conformation generation is not more important that scoring function algorithm selection Scoring function (or energy function) is used to evaluate the fitness between the protein and the ligand. Approach for selecting scoring function for protein-ligand interaction is broadly devided into 3 group 1. force field methods 2. empirical scoring functions, 3. knowledge-based potentials Especially useful when one has an immediate interest in seeking active compounds for a particular target through virtual database screening Any software uses a combination of docking and scoring algorithm which may give promising result Commercial software's uses a combination of docking and scoring function but if the outcome fails its difficult to blame that is it due docking algorithm or scoring algorithm or both. Even when all of the scoring functions are tested in the context of one docking program, there is still another problem: the docking program is typically run with a default set of parameters, which does not guarantee an adequate sampling of possible docked conformations.
Factors considered
< 2.5 Ao 100 900 0-20 1.5-10.5 Must be non-covalent Must be splitted Save on .PDB format Save in .mol2 format If present in active cavity dont delete Must be deleted Deleted (except imp reported in literature)