Dock I/O Files
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[A]. "grid" program:
% grid -i grid.in
(grid.in contents)
INPUT FILES:
1. receptor_file - Receptor/Protein 3D structure: ece.mol2
2. box_file - box.pdb
3. vdw_definition_file parameter/vdw.defn
4. chemical_definition_file parameter/chem.defn
OUTPUT FILES:
1. four output files: ece.bmp ece.chm ece.cnt ece.nrg
(output file stored in local or different directory
depending settings of score_grid_prefix.)
2. receptor_out_file ece_out.mol2
Assuming seeting in input file grid.in contain:
1. score_grid_prefix dock_inputs/ece
2. receptor_out_file ece_out.mol2
Output Message of program run
NOTE: The output files of dock "grid" program produces binary
files. That means, they are NOT portable to different architectures. Because
you may encounter problems such as little/big-endian and different datasize
(binary data produced on 32-bit system cann't be moved to 64-bit system).
Therefore, if you Grid resources are running different OSes/Arch, then
you need to perform "docking grid" on each class of machine. And then
prestage these files on appropriate remote machines. For example, if
you have produced docking grid outfiles on SunOS, then you can use
those binary files as inputfiles to "dock" program on all resources
that are running SunOS operating system.
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[B] "dock" program:
% dock -i dock.in -o dock_out
(parameteruzed dock.in file contents. the actual "dock.in" will
be created through substitution by Nimrod-G at runtime)
INPUT FILES:
0. dock.in -- a configuration file
1. output files of "grid" program -- ece.bmp ece.chm ece.cnt ece.nrg
(In dock.pln or dock.in there is parameter score_grid_prefix with value "ece")
2. receptor_site_file: "ece.sph" -- which is output of "sphgen" program.
3. vdw_definition_file vdw.defn
4. chemical_definition_file chem.defn
5. chemical_score_file chem_score.tbl
6. flex_definition_file flex.defn
7. flex_drive_file flex_drive.tbl
8. ligand_atom_file: ${ligand_number}.mol2
(this file contain molecule record extracted by "get_molecule" client using
services of the the CDB server")
OUTPUT FILES:
1. dock_out
2. ligand_contact_file dock_cnt.mol2
3. ligand_chemical_file dock_chm.mol2
4. ligand_energy_file dock_nrg.mol2
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