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BVST

BVST(Batch Virtual Screening Tool)  is a Perl-based pipline developed for high-throughput molecular docking and ranking of protein–molecule interactions.

Please pay attention to the following issues before calculation

1.Please make sure that the ligand file name is not too long.
2.Prepare yourself's protein pdbqt and Grid box file 
3.Please pay attention to the placement rules of folders.
4.Please put all the lig files (mol2 or sdf formula) in the same doc, and named lig_file. 
5.Before you run this program, you should copy your data in a safe path.
6.Make sure OpenBabel,R,Perl is installed.
7.The Linux version of Vina is compiled in the Centos 7 system. If you encounter an error in Vina on Linux, please recompile.

OpenBabel Website : OpenBabel

OpenBabel install in Linux

sudo dnf install openbabel -y

or

sudo apt install openbabel -y

Vina compilation reference : Vina recompile

R Website: R

R script dependencies

install.packages(c("ggplot2","tidyverse"))

Usage

perl /path/to/BVST/bin/run.pl --help
        Usage:
                perl run.pl [options]
        options:
        --path = Enter the folder path where the files is located
        --out_prefix = Output path of the results    default: out
        -h = prints this message

Sample

perl /path/to/BVST/bin/run.pl --path /path/to/files #the default out_prefix is out under the /path/to/files

or

perl /path/to/BVST/bin/run.pl --path /path/to/files --out_prefix /path/to/output 

In the output files, plot.pdf and final_sort_energy.txt were obtained

the final_sort_energy.txt was like this:

Mol_old_name    Molname Target  Energy
Quercetin der   Quercetin_der   ESR1    -8.3
ZINC105741014   ZINC105741014   MAPK14  -7.9

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