Binding Kinetics Toolkit for Analyzing Transient Molecular Conformations and Computing Free Energy Landscapes.
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ABSTRACT: Understanding ligand binding kinetics and thermodynamics, which involves investigating the free, transient, and final complex conformations, is important in fundamental studies and applications for chemical and biomedical systems. Examining the important but transient ligand-protein-bound conformations, in addition to experimentally determined structures, also provides a more accurate estimation for drug efficacy and selectivity. Moreover, obtaining the entire picture of the free energy landscape during ligand binding/unbinding processes is critical in understanding binding mechanisms. Here, we present a Binding Kinetics Toolkit (BKiT) that includes several utilities to analyze trajectories and compute a free energy and kinetics profile. BKiT uses principal component space to generate appr
SUBMITTER: Ruzmetov T
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10355345 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Nov
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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