Result for 0205233717562038B1BCB1FC7D800AE645D581EC

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Key Value
FileName./usr/share/pyshared/CADD/Raccoon2/gui/icons/removeSmall.png
FileSize441
MD51B732BC1C3B7DEFEE525B7A538014662
SHA-10205233717562038B1BCB1FC7D800AE645D581EC
SHA-256048B0CC13D13B512D170ABAB02B373F848F32001339907170181C516DEF719F1
SSDEEP12:6v/77oln/13adOrDL8yEvFZEHWFhZWhR0zUGrfX:gox1qdOVEdaH6kRdUf
TLSHT16EF0A3C725900C3CDCC9057855DCE51A5C7234C9F9107799239F50761BE3BA694F6E4D
hashlookup:parent-total2
hashlookup:trust60

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Key Value
FileSize22418632
MD54ADE8254E9421B580D7F3D8877DEBBD7
PackageDescriptionComputer Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) Pipeline This package is part of the mgltools set of Python libraries which provide an infrastructure for the analysis of protein structures and their docking of chemical compounds. . The Computer Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) Pipeline is a workflow environment designed to support molecular dyanmics simulations and virtual screening experiments for in silico drug discovery, with a special focus on supporting the use of the Relaxed Complex Scheme. It includes web based access to applications such as NAMD, AutoDock, PDB2PQR, APBS, MGLToos and couples them in a flexible and scalable fashion through cloud computing. It is developed as a standalone application, using Vision (https://www.nbcr.net/pub/wiki/index.php?title=MGLTools#Vision) as the backend engine for visual programming and workflow execution. The scientific applications are made accessible through CADD using Opal Web services (https://www.nbcr.net/pub/wiki/index.php?title=Opal) for scalable and distributed computation. . The workflow components of the CADD pipeline are currently released as Vision networks packaged for specific processes in a modular fashion. These modules may be coupled at ease for more complex processes. In the future, they may also be accessible from workflow repositories such as MyExperiment.org, and from AutoDockTools. The Opal services used in the CADD workflow may be accessed using programmatic access, the Opal Server Dashboard or other workflow clients such as Kepler, VisTrails or Taverna through Opal plugins available at Opal Sourceforge website (http://opal.nbcr.net). . Features . * Automatic launching of NAMD simulation on TeraGrid and NBCR resources, including experimental support for migration of simulation between resources. * Selection of representative snapshots/conformations from MD simulations using clustering tools such as QR factorization from VMD and Ptraj from Amber. * Support of Virtual Screening using AutoDock, AutoDock Vina * Support of Relaxed Complex Scheme based Virtual Screening and Rescoring * Visualization and analysis of Virtual Screening hits
PackageMaintainerUbuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageNamemgltools-cadd
PackageSectionnon-free/science
PackageVersion1.5.7~rc1~cvs.20130519-2
SHA-13937DCFB622344137049CF2D6FD1E2289F0DC828
SHA-256176406A1C35F391877D67D3B1F1C3D13D24BFF054B26A8BC3153E8C41946E2AC
Key Value
FileSize14674080
MD54FE3D5D1B8D8C3EE9CC77CA554DE047C
PackageDescriptionComputer Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) Pipeline This package is part of the mgltools set of Python libraries which provide an infrastructure for the analysis of protein structures and their docking of chemical compounds. . The Computer Aided Drug Discovery (CADD) Pipeline is a workflow environment designed to support molecular dyanmics simulations and virtual screening experiments for in silico drug discovery, with a special focus on supporting the use of the Relaxed Complex Scheme. It includes web based access to applications such as NAMD, AutoDock, PDB2PQR, APBS, MGLToos and couples them in a flexible and scalable fashion through cloud computing. It is developed as a standalone application, using Vision (https://www.nbcr.net/pub/wiki/index.php?title=MGLTools#Vision) as the backend engine for visual programming and workflow execution. The scientific applications are made accessible through CADD using Opal Web services (https://www.nbcr.net/pub/wiki/index.php?title=Opal) for scalable and distributed computation. . The workflow components of the CADD pipeline are currently released as Vision networks packaged for specific processes in a modular fashion. These modules may be coupled at ease for more complex processes. In the future, they may also be accessible from workflow repositories such as MyExperiment.org, and from AutoDockTools. The Opal services used in the CADD workflow may be accessed using programmatic access, the Opal Server Dashboard or other workflow clients such as Kepler, VisTrails or Taverna through Opal plugins available at Opal Sourceforge website (http://opal.nbcr.net). . Features . * Automatic launching of NAMD simulation on TeraGrid and NBCR resources, including experimental support for migration of simulation between resources. * Selection of representative snapshots/conformations from MD simulations using clustering tools such as QR factorization from VMD and Ptraj from Amber. * Support of Virtual Screening using AutoDock, AutoDock Vina * Support of Relaxed Complex Scheme based Virtual Screening and Rescoring * Visualization and analysis of Virtual Screening hits
PackageMaintainerUbuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageNamemgltools-cadd
PackageSectionnon-free/science
PackageVersion1.5.7~rc1+cvs.20140424-1
SHA-1A7D7B75571B5E6C8C48D6E1B2D61FBCCE8A7B369
SHA-2568E1F3FCEC74267408849C6F07E8A411249F4F9FFE2C1C222782A302F02CFE990