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Description
AutoDock is a comprehensive suite comprising automated docking tools that aim to forecast the binding interactions of small molecules, like substrates or potential drugs, with a receptor that has a known three-dimensional structure. Over time, this toolset has undergone various modifications and enhancements to introduce new features, alongside the development of multiple computational engines. The software currently includes two main versions: AutoDock 4 and AutoDock Vina, each serving distinct purposes. Recently, the introduction of AutoDock-GPU has provided a significantly accelerated alternative to AutoDock4, achieving docking speeds that are remarkably hundreds of times faster than the original single-CPU version. AutoDock 4 is fundamentally made up of two core components: autodock, which executes the docking of the ligand onto a series of grids that represent the target protein, and autogrid, which is responsible for generating these grids ahead of time. These atomic affinity grids are not just useful for docking purposes; they can also be visualized to aid researchers, particularly organic synthetic chemists, in crafting more effective binding agents. This visualization capability can help streamline the process of drug design significantly.
Description
Nanome serves as an interactive platform designed for collaborative molecular visualization and the exploration of drug discovery. Users can upload protein and small-molecule structures to examine together in a three-dimensional format, accessible through a web browser or various XR headsets such as the Meta Quest 3 and 3S, Apple Vision Pro, and Samsung Galaxy XR. In a shared session, all participants, including a chemist using a headset and a peer working from a laptop, can simultaneously focus on the same molecular feature, no matter their physical locations. The platform incorporates MARA, an AI copilot that efficiently performs docking, co-folding, electrostatics calculations, and ADMET predictions based on straightforward, natural language inputs, utilizing over 300 integrated scientific tools to provide 3D models for further examination. Additionally, Nanome supports a variety of file formats including PDB, mmCIF, SDF, MOL2, PyMOL, and Maestro, while also offering connectivity to platforms like Schrodinger LiveDesign, OpenEye, Cresset Flare, CDD Vault, KNIME, and Jupyter. For enterprises, deployment options include single-tenant or on-premises setups, enhancing security and control. A free web seat is available, along with a 14-day complete trial that requires no credit card for access. Overall, Nanome is revolutionizing how teams collaborate in the field of molecular science.
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$20.83/month/user (academic)
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Windows
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Vendor Details
Company Name
AutoDock
Website
autodock.scripps.edu/
Vendor Details
Company Name
Nanome
Founded
2015
Country
United States
Website
nanome.ai
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