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Molecular Docking Certificate Course

Are you looking to enhance your skills and take your career to the next level? Look no further than our Molecular Docking Certification Course! This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and expertise to excel in the field of molecular docking.

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

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Who Is This For

This course is suitable for currently enrolled students or pass-out students.

About This Course

Our course covers the latest techniques and best practices, ensuring that you stay ahead of the competition.  With our expert instructors guidance, you’ll learn how to use cutting-edge tools and software to model the interaction between small molecules and protein targets. You’ll also gain hands-on experience through our practical  exercises videos.

Don’t let a lack of certification hold you back any longer. Our program is perfect for aspiring researchers, graduate students, and industry professionals looking to upskill. Plus, with our flexible online format, you can learn at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Certification

All the participants will receive certificates on successful completion of training.

Interesting and complete course with the fundamentals and some exercises regarding molecular docking.

Edwing Sedano

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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

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. Great support for my Ph.D
    5

    My research is on docking and this curriculum from Biogrademy has helped me in ways unimaginable. Very user friendly and academically-sound

Interesting and complete course with the fundamentals and some exercises regarding molecular docking.

Edwing Sedano

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