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生物物理学报 2001
AN IMPROVED RANDOM ACCUMULATION SEARCH ALGORITHM APPLIED TO DOCKING OF HIV PROTEASE AND LIGAND
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Abstract:
The random accumulation search algorithm is a new general-purpose global optimization algorithm. Which is efficient when the freedom degrees of the objective function is not very large. We applied the algorithm to molecular docking problems. Beginning with several simple model molecules as docking receptor and ligands. The control parameters of the algorithm were carefully adjusted to make the algorithm most efficient. The best-adjusted algorithm was then used to docking benzamidine into HIV-1 protease. It was found successfully the global minimum. Which agrees well with the crystal structure with only 0.2? root mean squared deviation. The results show that the algorithm can used for finding the energetically most favored configurations of docking molecules.