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Molecular Docking Certificate Course

Learn the core principles, tools, and workflows of molecular docking — including AutoDock, ligand-receptor interactions, and protein preparation — all in one structured, beginner-friendly program.

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Created By: Dr. Nikita Bora, Ph.D.

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The course was very well designed and it helped me to understand different aspects of molecular docking and it’s applications.

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Why Learn Molecular Docking?

Molecular docking is one of the most essential skills in modern drug discovery and pharmacoinformatics. It allows you to simulate how drugs bind to biological targets — critical knowledge for anyone entering pharmaceutical R&D, academic research, or bioinformatics.

About The Course

Molecular Docking Certificate Course is an in-depth, beginner-friendly program that teaches you the theory and practical steps behind molecular docking. You’ll gain real-world skills in docking software, ligand interaction, and protein-ligand complex preparation — without needing prior experience.

This is a 100% online, self-paced course created by experts in pharmacology and bioinformatics.

What You’ll Be Able To Do

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Topics You’ll Cover

You’ll learn:

💡 All concepts taught with research examples — focused on practical understanding, not just theory.

Who This Course Is For

This course is ideal for:

✅ Whether you’re preparing for a thesis, pursuing advanced study, or simply adding new skills — this course gives you a practical foundation in molecular docking

Certification

Upon completing the course, you’ll receive a Molecular Docking Certificate of Completion issued by BioGrademy.

Learn Molecular Docking Without Lab Access or Programming Skills
🧪 Master drug-target interactions, gain practical skills, and get certified today.

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Course Content

    • 1.1 Introduction to moleuclar docking 00:13:00
    • 1.2 Understanding the structure of protein 00:07:00
    • 1.3 Understanding the active site of a protein 00:08:00
    • 1.4 Understanding the ligand structure 00:06:00
    • 1.5 Protein ligand interactions 00:06:00
    • 2.1 Drug design 00:14:00
    • 2.2 Shift from traditional to computational biology 00:07:00
    • 2.3 Computer aided design and drafting 00:14:00
    • 2.4 Structure based drug design 00:15:00
    • 2.5 Virtual screening 00:17:00
    • 2.6 Structure based virtual screening 00:08:00
    • 2.7 Work-flow of multi-stage drug designing 00:16:00
    • 3.1 Workflow of molecular docking 00:14:00
    • 3.2 Molecular docking theory 00:21:00
    • 3.3 Ligand induced conformation 00:19:00
    • 3.4 Ligand poses 00:08:00
    • 3.5 Binding affinity 00:04:00
    • 3.6 Molecular docking task 00:06:00
    • 3.7 Molecular docking programs 00:07:00
    • 4.1 Types of biomolecular reactions 00:07:00
    • 4.2 Protein ligand docking 00:19:00
    • 4.3 Protein ligand docking example 00:05:00
    • 4.4 Protein-Protein docking 00:20:00
    • 4.5 Protein-Protein docking examples 00:26:00
    • 4.6 Protein-Peptide docking 00:15:00
    • 4.7 Protein-Peptide docking example 00:03:00
    • 4.8 Protein-DNA docking 00:24:00
    • 4.9 Protein-RNA docking 00:25:00
    • 4.10 Example 00:04:00
    • 4.11 HADDOCK 00:05:00
    • 5.1 Modes of molecular docking 00:05:00
    • 5.2 Rigid docking 00:16:00
    • 5.3 Illustration of rigid docking and its process 00:15:00
    • 5.4 Shifting towards flexible mode of docking 00:14:00
    • 5.5 Semi-Flexible docking 00:08:00
    • 5.6 Flexible Ligand, Rigid Protein 00:06:00
    • 5.7 Flexible docking – explanation 00:11:00
    • 5.8 Flexible docking-concept 00:14:00
    • 5.9 Flexibility of protein in drug discovery 00:08:00
    • 5.10 Example 1- CABS Dock 00:13:00
    • 5.11 Example 2 00:06:00
    • 5.12 Challenges of protein ligand docking 00:07:00
    • 5.13 Example 3 00:06:00
    • 6.1 Sampling algorithms – Introduction 00:03:00
    • 6.2 Semi-flexible docking- types 00:04:00
    • 6.3 Systematic search techniques 00:14:00
    • 6.4 Fragmentation search 00:14:00
    • 6.5 Conformational Ensemble 00:17:00
    • 6.6 Monte Carlo method 00:13:00
    • 6.7 Genetic algorithms 00:21:00
    • 6.8 Tabu search method 00:08:00
    • 6.9 Swarm optimization method 00:06:00
    • 6.10 Simulation method- molecular dynamics (example) 00:21:00
    • 6.11 Sampling Algorithms for flexible docking 00:10:00
    • 6.12 Soft Docking (examples) 00:15:00
    • 6.13 Side chain flexibility 00:17:00
    • 6.14 Multiple protein conformations 00:00:16
    • 6.15 Average grid method 00:05:00
    • 6.16 United description of the protein 00:13:00
    • 6.17 Individual conformations 00:15:00
    • 7.1 Pose selection (scoring functions) 00:13:00
    • 7.2 Scoring function components 00:09:00
    • 7.3 Classification of scoring function 00:21:00
    • 7.4 Empirical scoring fuctions 00:12:00
    • 7.5 Descriptors used in empirical scoring function 00:23:00
    • 7.6 Knowledge based scoring fuctions 00:17:00
    • 7.7 Evaluation scoring functions 00:12:00
    • 7.8 Databases for evaluating scoring functions 00:14:00
    • 7.19 Practical Session 1 01:00:00
    • 8.1 Understanding the structure file format- introduction 00:18:00
    • 8.2 Types of records in PDB 00:10:00
    • 8.3 Practical Session 2 01:00:00
    • 8.4 Docking target – handling the protein structure 00:28:00
    • 8.5 Prediction of active site & missing residues 00:15:00
    • 8.6 Practical Session 3- Prediction of active site & modeling missing residues 00:49:00
    • 8.7 Practical Session 4-Molecular Visualization Tool- Chimera 00:01:00
    • 9.1 Selecting the traget molecule 00:26:00
    • Practical Session – 5 00:15:00
    • 9.3 Practical session – 6 UniProtDB for receptor protein 00:28:00
    • 10.1 Practical Session 7 00:10:00
    • 10.2 Practical Session – 8 PubChem 01:00:00
    • AutoDoc Practical Session – 9 02:00:00
    • 12.1 Preparing the Protein – Practical Session 10 01:00:00
    • 12.2 Generating the grid parameter file – Practical Session 12 00:50:00
    • 12.3 Ligand molecule preparation – Practical Session 13 00:30:00
    • 12.4 Docking – Practical Session 14 00:51:00
    • 12.5 Analysis – Practical Session 15 00:53:00
    • 12.6 Analysis of the docked complex – Practical Session 16 00:55:00
    • 12.7 Molecular docking softwares 01:00:00
    • Applications of Molecular Docking 00:01:00

Learn Molecular Docking Without Lab Access or Programming Skills
🧪 Master drug-target interactions, gain practical skills, and get certified today.

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Reviews

  1. Amazing Course
    5

    The in-depth knowledge gained by completing this course is immense. I would suggest every individual to take this course. This will not just teach docking but all other aspects related to it.

  2. Best Molecular Docking Course
    5

    Best Course.

  3. BEST DOCKING SIMPLIFIED COURSE
    5

    best course

  4. useful
    5

    It was a very useful course. Practical sessions were more interesting.

  5. Jyoti VishwakarmaJuly 14, 2023 at 1:26 AM
    Molecular docking
    4

    Its really helpful

The course was very well designed and it helped me to understand different aspects of molecular docking and it’s applications.

Edwing Sedano

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