Structural Analysis of SARS-CoV-2 Protease Inhibitors
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Other organizations : Pennsylvania State University, Cardiff University, University of California, San Diego
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Variable analysis
- Preparation of protein structures using the Protein Preparation Wizard in Maestro
- Removal of waters and other co-crystallized molecules, except for the ligand
- Prediction of protonation states of protein residues at a temperature of 300 °K and a pH of 7
- Preparation of ligands using the Ligprep tool considering the ionization states at pH 7 ± 2
- Creation of a 15 Å docking grid (inner-box 10 Å and outer-box 20 Å) with the co-crystallized ligand as the centroid
- Docking studies using Glide SP precision with default parameters and settings
- Rescoring of docking poses using molecular mechanics generalized Born surface area (MMGBSA) in the Prime module from Maestro
- Covalent docking simulations for compound MG-101 using the Covalent Dock Lead Optimization workflow in Maestro
- Binding affinity and interaction of the ligands with the protein targets, as measured by the docking scores and MMGBSA rescoring
- Temperature of 300 °K
- PH of 7
- Use of co-crystallized ligands as the centroid for the docking grid
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