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| Docking Decoys |
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There are three sets of decoys:
- "bound perturbations": from perturbations of the bound complex
structure (with native sidechains removed and rebuilt from
rotamers). 1000 decoys for each of 54 targets.
bound_perturb.tgz (3.3G)
- "unbound perturbations": from perturbations of the unbound
component structures which were superimposed on the bound backbones
(again, with sidechains removed and rebuilt). 1000 decoys for each of 54 targets.
unbound_perturb.tgz (3.3G)
- "global": top 200 structures from global searches starting from
unbound starting structures with rebuilt sidechains. These sets
may or may not have near-native decoys. 200 decoys from each of 54 targets.
unbound_global.tgz (677M)
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Reference: J.J.Gray et al. J.Mol.Biol. 331(1), 281-299, 2003 "Protein-Protein Docking
with Simultaneous Optimization of Rigid-body Displacement and Side-chain Conformations"
PDF
Docking benchmark set from http://zlab.bu.edu/~rong/dock/benchmark.shtml
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Other notes:
- docking partners are separated by TER lines. Multiple chains in the
same docking partner (e.g. heavy and light chains of an antibody) will
NOT have a TER line between them.
- rms and score values are tabulated in the score files (*.fasc) in
columns 3 and 2, these should match the points shown in Figs 3-5 of
the JMB paper.
- natives have been taken from Chen's benchmark set, stripped of any
residues with missing backbone atoms, and combined with the TER
convention described above.
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Some oddities (Thanks to Yaoqi Zhou for noticing):
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