Maestro version 10
Maestro version 10.2 is a computational chemistry software suite that provides a comprehensive platform for molecular modeling, simulation, and analysis. The software offers a wide range of tools and capabilities for studying the properties and behaviors of chemical systems at the molecular level.
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14 protocols using maestro version 10
Elucidating HBV-RT Inhibition Mechanisms
In silico Analysis of Leishmania Therapeutic Targets
sequences of the target proteins of L. donovani cytoplasmic
retrieved using the database of NCBI (
For interaction analysis of the selected target proteins and ligands,
Schrodinger’s software is used (Schrödinger Release:
Maestro, version 10.5, Schrödinger, LLC, NY 2016-1, USA). This
master software consists of more than one suite that is capable of
performing visualization of the structure, binding site prediction,
and receptor–ligand interaction.
Binding Site Identification for Allosteric Inhibitors
The grid box with dimensions of 15Ǻ x 15Ǻ x 15Ǻ was defined to confine the mass of centre of each docked ligand. Extra precision (XP) mode of Glide based on OPLS-2005 force field was run for rigid receptor docking protocol [51 –54 (link)]. Molecular mechanics-generalized Born surface area (MM-GBSA) method in Prime was used for rescoring the docked pose of ligand [55 ]. These poses were taken as inputs for the energy minimization of the protein–ligand complexes (Ecomplex), the free protein (Ereceptor), and the free ligands (Eligand). The binding free energy ΔGbind was determined according to the following equation:
Molecular Dynamics Simulations Using Schrödinger Suite
Structural Modeling of HIV-1 RT Complexes
Molecular Docking for MAO Inhibitor Binding
Sortilin Receptor Virtual Screening
Virtual Screening for Sortilin Ligands
Optimized FDA-approved Drug Structures
Computational Molecular Modeling Protocol
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