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Molecular Docking And Computer
Aided Drug Design
PILLAI ASWATHY VISWANATH
BOTANY

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 Molecular docking can be defined as the
binding of small molecule called ligand,
on to a specific site in a larger molecule

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Docking is a structure-based technique which
attempts to find the “best” match, between two
molecules.

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 In the field of molecular modeling, docking
is a method which predicts the preferred
orientation of one molecule to a second
when bound to each other to form a stable
complex.
 Knowledge of the preferred orientation in
turn may be used to predict the strength
of association or binding affinity between
two molecules

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 In bioinformatics,molecular docking
analyses are done to identify chemical
that are able to interact and form
stable complexes with target proteins
 To do this , the structure of both the
ligand and the target protein should be
known, so that docking can be simulated
in a computer

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 The protein targets and the ligands are
modeled using appropriate modeling
software
 The docking software then simulates the
binding of the ligand to target and
calculates the energy levels of each
such interaction in different orientations

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 It then applies thermodynamic principle and
energy minimization algorithms to identify the
molecules that form the best fit
 The best fitting molecule is one which gives
structural and chemical stability to the
ligand-target complex
 The ligand will thus form an ideal candidate
for drug development
 Molecular docking is a key tool used in
Computer Aided Drug Design

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COMPUTER AIDED DRUG DESIGN
 The drug is most commonly an organic small
molecule that activates or inhibits the
function of a biomolecule such as a protein ,
which in turn results in a therapeutic
benefit to the pateint
 Drug design is the inventive process of
finding new medications based on the
knowledge of the biological target
 The designing of a drug involves design of
small molecules that are complementary in
shape and charge to the biomolecular target
to which they interact and there fore will
bind to it

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 Drug designing is essentially the designing of
appropriate ligand
 Computer aided drug designing is a practical
and realistic way of helping the medical
chemist and leads to pharmaceutical
 Ther are two major types of drug design:
ligand based drug design
structure based drug design

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Docking

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LIGAND BASED DRUG DESIGN
 This is based on the knowledge of other
molecules
 Here,the new drug is designed according to
the structure of naturally occuring ligand
or form a drug or compound that is already
in use
 Most often the drugs thus invented have
spatial characteristic that are
complementary to their target site that
enable them to bind to their target.

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Docking

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STRUCTURE BASED DRUG DESIGN
 Based on the structure of the target,drugs
are designed in such a way that these have
a complementary structure that fits stably
in to their target
 This is done by using interactive graphics
that identifies the complementary
structure that has a high affinity to the
target
 As mentioned earlier, drug designing is also
useful in modifying existing drugs or drugs
that have been identified by computer
aided drug discovery to improve upon their
efficiency

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  • 1. Molecular Docking And Computer Aided Drug Design PILLAI ASWATHY VISWANATH BOTANY
  • 2.  Molecular docking can be defined as the binding of small molecule called ligand, on to a specific site in a larger molecule
  • 3. Docking is a structure-based technique which attempts to find the “best” match, between two molecules.
  • 4.  In the field of molecular modeling, docking is a method which predicts the preferred orientation of one molecule to a second when bound to each other to form a stable complex.  Knowledge of the preferred orientation in turn may be used to predict the strength of association or binding affinity between two molecules
  • 5.  In bioinformatics,molecular docking analyses are done to identify chemical that are able to interact and form stable complexes with target proteins  To do this , the structure of both the ligand and the target protein should be known, so that docking can be simulated in a computer
  • 6.  The protein targets and the ligands are modeled using appropriate modeling software  The docking software then simulates the binding of the ligand to target and calculates the energy levels of each such interaction in different orientations
  • 7.  It then applies thermodynamic principle and energy minimization algorithms to identify the molecules that form the best fit  The best fitting molecule is one which gives structural and chemical stability to the ligand-target complex  The ligand will thus form an ideal candidate for drug development  Molecular docking is a key tool used in Computer Aided Drug Design
  • 8. COMPUTER AIDED DRUG DESIGN  The drug is most commonly an organic small molecule that activates or inhibits the function of a biomolecule such as a protein , which in turn results in a therapeutic benefit to the pateint  Drug design is the inventive process of finding new medications based on the knowledge of the biological target  The designing of a drug involves design of small molecules that are complementary in shape and charge to the biomolecular target to which they interact and there fore will bind to it
  • 9.  Drug designing is essentially the designing of appropriate ligand  Computer aided drug designing is a practical and realistic way of helping the medical chemist and leads to pharmaceutical  Ther are two major types of drug design: ligand based drug design structure based drug design
  • 11. LIGAND BASED DRUG DESIGN  This is based on the knowledge of other molecules  Here,the new drug is designed according to the structure of naturally occuring ligand or form a drug or compound that is already in use  Most often the drugs thus invented have spatial characteristic that are complementary to their target site that enable them to bind to their target.
  • 13. STRUCTURE BASED DRUG DESIGN  Based on the structure of the target,drugs are designed in such a way that these have a complementary structure that fits stably in to their target  This is done by using interactive graphics that identifies the complementary structure that has a high affinity to the target  As mentioned earlier, drug designing is also useful in modifying existing drugs or drugs that have been identified by computer aided drug discovery to improve upon their efficiency