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10 Recent advancement in binding free-energy calculation

  • Abhimannu Shome , Chahat , Keshav Taruneshwar Jha , Pooja A. Chawla und Muralikrishnan Dhanasekaran
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Abstract

Binding free energy calculation is a crucial method utilized in studying the interactions between ligands and proteins, providing valuable insights into thermodynamics and facilitating rational drug design. Recent progress in computational techniques, force fields, and enhanced sampling approaches has significantly enhanced the accuracy and dependability of these calculations. Furthermore, the integration of machine learning and data-driven methods has further improved predictive capabilities. Quantum mechanical approaches have also been integrated to more precisely account for electronic and quantum effects. These advancements have revolutionized the field, leading to a deeper comprehension of molecular recognition and the development of more efficacious drugs. Ongoing advancements in this area hold immense potential for accelerating the drug discovery process and advancing our understanding of ligand-protein interactions. This chapter explores various types of binding free energy calculation methods including molecular dynamic simulation, Monte Carlo simulation, molecular mechanics/ generalized Born surface area, and molecular mechanics/Poisson-Boltzmann surface area.

Abstract

Binding free energy calculation is a crucial method utilized in studying the interactions between ligands and proteins, providing valuable insights into thermodynamics and facilitating rational drug design. Recent progress in computational techniques, force fields, and enhanced sampling approaches has significantly enhanced the accuracy and dependability of these calculations. Furthermore, the integration of machine learning and data-driven methods has further improved predictive capabilities. Quantum mechanical approaches have also been integrated to more precisely account for electronic and quantum effects. These advancements have revolutionized the field, leading to a deeper comprehension of molecular recognition and the development of more efficacious drugs. Ongoing advancements in this area hold immense potential for accelerating the drug discovery process and advancing our understanding of ligand-protein interactions. This chapter explores various types of binding free energy calculation methods including molecular dynamic simulation, Monte Carlo simulation, molecular mechanics/ generalized Born surface area, and molecular mechanics/Poisson-Boltzmann surface area.

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