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FragVLib a free database mining software for generating "Fragment-based Virtual Library" using pocket similarity search of ligand-receptor complexes.


ABSTRACT: UNLABELLED: BACKGROUND:With the exponential increase in the number of available ligand-receptor complexes, researchers are becoming more dedicated to mine these complexes to facilitate the drug design and development process. Therefore, we present FragVLib, free software which is developed as a tool for performing similarity search across database(s) of ligand-receptor complexes for identifying binding pockets which are similar to that of a target receptor. RESULTS:The search is based on 3D-geometric and chemical similarity of the atoms forming the binding pocket. For each match identified, the ligand's fragment(s) corresponding to that binding pocket are extracted, thus, forming a virtual library of fragments (FragVLib) that is useful for structure-based drug design. CONCLUSIONS:An efficient algorithm is implemented in FragVLib to facilitate the pocket similarity search. The resulting fragments can be used for structure-based drug design tools such as Fragment-Based Lead Discovery (FBLD). They can also be used for finding bioisosteres and as an idea generator.

SUBMITTER: Khashan R 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC3551653 | biostudies-literature | 2012 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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FragVLib a free database mining software for generating "Fragment-based Virtual Library" using pocket similarity search of ligand-receptor complexes.

Khashan Raed R  

Journal of cheminformatics 20120821 1


<h4>Unlabelled</h4><h4>Background</h4>With the exponential increase in the number of available ligand-receptor complexes, researchers are becoming more dedicated to mine these complexes to facilitate the drug design and development process. Therefore, we present FragVLib, free software which is developed as a tool for performing similarity search across database(s) of ligand-receptor complexes for identifying binding pockets which are similar to that of a target receptor.<h4>Results</h4>The sear  ...[more]

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