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Geometry-based flexible and symmetric protein docking. Export

Proteins, Vol. 60, No. 2. (Aug 2005), pp. 224-231.

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We present a set of geometric docking algorithms for rigid, flexible, and cyclic symmetry docking. The algorithms are highly efficient and have demonstrated very good performance in CAPRI Rounds 3-5. The flexible docking algorithm, FlexDock, is unique in its ability to handle any number of hinges in the flexible molecule, without degradation in run-time performance, as compared to rigid docking. The algorithm for reconstruction of cyclically symmetric complexes successfully assembles multimolecular complexes satisfying C(n) symmetry for any n in a matter of minutes on a desktop PC. Most of the algorithms presented here are available at the Tel Aviv University Structural Bioinformatics Web server (http://bioinfo3d.cs.tau.ac.il/).


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