CCL: (re-)relaxing molecules
- From: chupvl <chupvl|,|gmail.com>
- Subject: CCL: (re-)relaxing molecules
- Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 15:26:35 +0400
Sent to CCL by: chupvl [chupvl|gmail.com]
Hello!
In my point there three main ways of 3D alignment of the molecules
- point-2-point matching as in MATCH potion of Sybyl
- pharmacophoric matching
- receptor-based alignment (You'll be using MATCH option after docking
of series of molecules)
and one more (I don't met an article about this but I think it's exist
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is molecular descriptors alignment after descriptors selection based eg
on good QSAR model)
Vladimir Chupakhin
MSU, Dpt. of Chemistry,
Moscow, Russia
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Dear CClrs,
in order to perform CoMFA computations in Sybyl, I aligned my already
externally optimized molecules with the use of the function MATCH, taking
into account the fragment common for all molecules. The referee of the paper
however asks if the molecules were re-relaxed after the MATCH procedure.
I am not quite sure I understand what he means. Should I again in the
new positions perform any further optimization? They are already
optimized. He also
suggests a pharmacofore based alignment prior to comfa and again asks to
consider relaxing the conformers after MATCH alignment prior to comfa.
Any comments to that? Which alternative alignment methods can be
recommended to a SYBYL user?
Regards,
Andy>