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Molecular operating environment1234.pptx
1. Molecular docking of protein refers to the
process of predicting the binding mode of
a small molecule (ligand) to a protein
receptor. This involves:
• Identifying the binding site on the protein
• Generating a 3D structure of the ligand
• Aligning the ligand with the binding site
• Scoring the binding affinity using algorithms
(e.g., force field, empirical scoring functions)
• Ranking and selecting the best docked pose
Molecular Docking
Umer Jibran Raza BSBTM-2020-21
2. Introduction to Molecular Docking
Molecular Docking:
Molecular docking: computational method predicting how molecules interact, aiding drug
discovery and understanding molecular interactions in biology.
Importance in Drug Discovery:
Molecular docking accelerates drug discovery by predicting how potential drugs bind to
target proteins, guiding design of effective therapeutics.
Overview of Protein-Ligand Interactions:
Protein-ligand interactions dictate drug efficacy. Understanding binding mechanisms aids
in designing potent drugs through molecular docking simulations.
3. Basics of MOE Software
Introduction to MOE (Molecular Operating Environment):
MOE: Software for molecular modeling and drug discovery. Offers tools for visualization,
analysis, and simulation of biomolecular structures.
Features and Capabilities:
MOE software provides a suite of tools for molecular modeling, including protein-ligand
docking, structure visualization, energy minimization, and analysis of biomolecular
interactions, enhancing drug discovery and research endeavors.
Why MOE for Molecular Docking?
MOE excels in molecular docking due to its robust algorithms, accurate scoring functions, user-
friendly interface, and comprehensive analysis capabilities.
5. • Select Corona Virus spike protein
• Took the SMILE
• Import into the builder smile section
• Enter on Smile
• Ligand Prepare
• Save in PC and MOE database
6. While saving into PC a database also
created into the MOE that will
helpful during super docking
16. Introduction:
Introduction to molecular docking: Molecular docking is a computational technique used to predict the interaction between
molecules, such as proteins and small molecules.
Brief overview of corona spike proteins: The spike proteins of coronaviruses are crucial for viral entry into host cells and
are attractive targets for drug discovery.
Introduction to lutein:
Lutein is a natural compound found in various plants and vegetables, known for its antioxidant properties.
Importance of Studying 7BZ5:
Explanation of 7BZ5: 7BZ5 is a specific compound or inhibitor known to interact with corona spike proteins.
Importance of understanding the interaction between 7BZ5 and corona spike proteins: Understanding how 7BZ5 interacts
with spike proteins can provide insights for potential drug development against coronaviruses.
Methodology:
Overview of molecular docking methodology: Brief explanation of how molecular docking simulations are performed
using computational algorithms.
Selection of target proteins: Description of the specific corona spike proteins chosen for the docking analysis.
Preparation of ligand (7BZ5) and receptor (spike proteins): Explanation of the steps involved in preparing the molecules for
docking.
Results:
Presentation of docking results: Visual representation of the predicted binding mode of 7BZ5 with corona spike proteins.
Discussion on binding affinity: Analysis of the binding affinity score obtained from the docking simulations, indicating the
strength of interaction between 7BZ5 and spike proteins.
Implications and Future Directions:
Potential implications of the findings: Discussion on how the insights gained from molecular docking analysis can guide
further experimental studies or drug development efforts.
Future directions: Suggestions for future research, such as validation of the predicted interactions through experimental
assays or optimization of 7BZ5 for enhanced efficacy.
Conclusion:
Summary of key findings: Recap of the main findings from the molecular docking analysis of 7BZ5 with corona spike
proteins.
Closing remarks: Emphasize the significance of the study in advancing our understanding of potential therapeutic
interventions against coronaviruses.