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SnapDock—template-based docking by Geometric Hashing

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Motivation: A highly efficient template‐based protein‐protein docking algorithm, nicknamed SnapDock, is presented. It employs a Geometric Hashing‐based structural alignment scheme to align the target proteins to the interfaces of non‐redundant… Click to show full abstract

Motivation: A highly efficient template‐based protein‐protein docking algorithm, nicknamed SnapDock, is presented. It employs a Geometric Hashing‐based structural alignment scheme to align the target proteins to the interfaces of non‐redundant protein‐protein interface libraries. Docking of a pair of proteins utilizing the 22 600 interface PIFACE library is performed in < 2 min on the average. A flexible version of the algorithm allowing hinge motion in one of the proteins is presented as well. Results: To evaluate the performance of the algorithm a blind re‐modelling of 3547 PDB complexes, which have been uploaded after the PIFACE publication has been performed with success ratio of about 35%. Interestingly, a similar experiment with the template free PatchDock docking algorithm yielded a success rate of about 23% with roughly 1/3 of the solutions different from those of SnapDock. Consequently, the combination of the two methods gave a 42% success ratio. Availability and implementation: A web server of the application is under development. Contact: [email protected] or [email protected]

Keywords: snapdock template; template; template based; based docking; geometric hashing

Journal Title: Bioinformatics
Year Published: 2017

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