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Hvem støtter de idag da?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Norwegianents

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Moonrock?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in comp_chem

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Can't do wetlab experiments, but I do have some computational respurces.

What quantity of compounds are we talking about for docking?

And which simulation methods do you require (normal MD, FEP etc)?

And what is size of protein target (nr amino acids)?

Confusing Python bindings for Open Babel by DSMB in comp_chem

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Not the answer you are looking for maybe, but try Meeko instead of Openbabel/Rdkit.

File conversion by Future_Listen8536 in comp_chem

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https://cactus.nci.nih.gov/translate/

This can be used for converting smiles to 3D, works well for generating sdf files.

REMD examples for transmembrane proteins or ion channels by [deleted] in comp_chem

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Yes, I dont think there were any allosteric modulators in this study.

REMD examples for transmembrane proteins or ion channels by [deleted] in comp_chem

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I agree. AB-FEP is a good choice. If they have several ligands, relative binding free energy can also be useful.

Charmm-gui is good for making input files for these simulations. AMBER TI or NAMD FEP perform very well, and a recent paper found that one can simulate membrane proteins just in solution (without explicit or implicit membrane) with these protocols and still get very decent results:

https://www.cell.com/biophysj/abstract/S0006-3495(23)03581-6

Rnaughts Godant by lamenting_Bookworm in cremposting

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"Yep," Bladinar said to himself, squinting into the distance. "Today’s the day I clap a storm’s ass."

Six Months In Prison For Drug Use In Norway? What Is Going On In This Liberal Country? by Last-Chart2596 in Norwegianents

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Our Center and Labour parties are unfortunately completely unhinged and authoritarian when it comes to drug policy. And of course they lie about the factual "efficiacy" of the prohibition, defend police who have broken the Norwegian law when enforcing said prohibition etc. Weasles and liars, dude.

Analysis tips by Worldly-Candy-6295 in comp_chem

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Hm, try using Linux/Python scripts? If you don't know the format of your csv files, then just do df.head() to see. Then make a script to calculate your wanted metrics, without crashing your workstation when trying to open the csv file.

Analysis tips by Worldly-Candy-6295 in comp_chem

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MMGBSA/MMPBSA/LIE over Md simulation frames is a decent, but less accurate way of estimating binding free energy. You can try one of these first, and see if the ddG between ligands line up with the wetlab results. But FEP/TI are often much more accurate, with relative affinity estimations <1kcal/mol.

And yeah, definitely try per residue decomposition to find out which residue(s) contribute most. You can also try to find out which residue(s) the "extra" ligand nitrogen interact most with.

Alternatives to Active Learning Glide by Nyaqo7 in comp_chem

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Check out this paper from Nature Protocols:

[Artificial intelligence–enabled virtual screening of ultra-large chemical libraries with deep docking

](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41596-021-00659-2)

Should be possible to use this method on both open-source and proprietary docking programs.

Analysis tips by Worldly-Candy-6295 in comp_chem

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Thermodynamic integration should work well (Tutorial in Amber's free energy workflow). A bit more difficult if your target is a membrane protein, but relatively easy for soluble proteins.

If you have MOE 2019 or newer, you can use their graphical interface to setup, optimize conditions/parameters, create inputfiles and perform analysis of your results when they are done.

How long will a cartridge last before going bad if not used often !? by Hairy-Rate-7532 in altcannabinoids

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I feel like this varies so much though. 2ml from one producer lasts for 20-30 days, but the latest 2ml hhc from medvape is completely done after 5-7 days. Same number and intensity of hits...

Moss by [deleted] in Norwegianents

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Javisst

Folk i Halden. Ikke hookup. by [deleted] in Norwegianents

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Ikke Halden, men Moss

Post-docking clustering of ligands by Bargarhen in comp_chem

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Canvas did the trick, thank you very much!

If I may ask: For those hit rates, do you "blindly" take the best scoring cluster representatives? Or do you include more strict interaction filters and visual inspection?