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Hello, I would like to use DiffDock to generate docking conformations of a ligand in the active site of a P450 enzyme, but there's also a HEME in the active site. The docking region should be above the HEME. I tried including or excluding the HEME in the enzyme's PDB file, but found the results were similar—clearly, the model didn't account for the presence of HEME, as many conformations overlapped with the HEME. How can I achieve this type of docking prediction? Should I treat the HEME as a second ligand for prediction? However, the README doesn't provide examples of docking two molecules simultaneously. Thank you! @gcorso
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Hello, I would like to use DiffDock to generate docking conformations of a ligand in the active site of a P450 enzyme, but there's also a HEME in the active site. The docking region should be above the HEME. I tried including or excluding the HEME in the enzyme's PDB file, but found the results were similar—clearly, the model didn't account for the presence of HEME, as many conformations overlapped with the HEME. How can I achieve this type of docking prediction? Should I treat the HEME as a second ligand for prediction? However, the README doesn't provide examples of docking two molecules simultaneously. Thank you! @gcorso
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: