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Virtual screening

Find the compounds in a library most likely to bind your target, then rescore the best hits with a stronger method.

[Virtual screening]Fig. 01
Workflows
6
Stages
5
Tools
8
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[Virtual screening · what goes in, what comes out]
  1. Your library

    Imatinib
    Nilotinib
    Dasatinib
  2. Your target

  3. A pose in the pocket

Target
ABL1 kinase domain
Structure
PDB 2HYY · 2.4 Å
Polar contacts
6
Shown: imatinib, nilotinib, and dasatinib as a sample library, and the ABL1 kinase domain with imatinib bound, from its crystal structure. Docking returns a pose like this for every compound, ranked by score. Structure: Cowan-Jacob et al. (2007), Acta Crystallogr D Biol Crystallogr.

Workflows

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Open any of them in the builder: signed out you get a read-only preview, signed in you can add your inputs, see the estimate for your plan, and run. The cost cap is the default; you can change it at launch, and a run pauses instead of spending past it.

Related tools

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The tools behind these workflows also run individually.

  • Molecule Conversion

    Convert molecule file/data format

  • Binding-Site Detector

    Find ligandable pockets and emit Vina-shaped docking boxes for fold-to-dock workflows

  • AutoDock Vina

    High performance molecular docking and virtual screening for drug discovery

  • DiffDock

    Protein-ligand docking with diffusion models and confidence-ranked poses

  • Thompson Sampling

    Active-learning virtual screening of un-enumerated combinatorial libraries via Thompson Sampling

  • GNINA

    CNN-accelerated protein–ligand docking and rescoring

  • Boltz-2

    Accurate in silico screening for early-stage drug discovery

  • SurfDock

    Surface-informed diffusion docking with a reference-ligand pocket and screen-model rescoring