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- Title
Challenging Reverse Screening: A Benchmark Study for Comprehensive Evaluation.
- Authors
Li, Mingna; Hu, Jianxing; Wang, Yanxing; Li, Yibo; Zhang, Liangren; Liu, Zhenming
- Abstract
As an efficient way of computational target prediction, reverse docking can find not only potential targets but also binding modes for a query ligand. Though the number of available docking tools keeps expanding, there is still not a comprehensive evaluation study which can uncover the advantages and limitations of these strategies in the research field of computational target‐fishing. In this study, we propose a brand‐new evaluation dataset tailor‐made for reverse docking, which is composed of a true positive set (the core set) and two negative sets (the similar decoy set and the dissimilar decoy set). The proposed evaluation dataset can assess the prediction performance of docking tools as various values affected by varying degrees of inter‐target ranking bias. The performance of four classical docking programs (AutoDock, AutoDock Vina, Glide and GOLD) was evaluated utilizing our dataset, and a biased prediction performance was observed regarding binding site properties. The results demonstrated that Glide (SP) and Glide(XP) had the best capacity to find true targets whether there was inter‐target ranking bias or not.
- Subjects
BINDING sites
- Publication
Molecular Informatics, 2022, Vol 41, Issue 4, p1
- ISSN
1868-1743
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1002/minf.202100063