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Docking in Second Life

Molecule docking itself on Drexel island in Second Life. Read about it on Jean-Claude Bradley's blog: http://usefulchem.blogspot.... Go see it for yourself in Second Life: http://slurl.com/secondl...  
 
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Tabernakelx1vc (2 years ago) Show Hide
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is it an actual algorithm used for docking or is it just animated in such a way that it looks like docking?
hirosheridan (2 years ago) Show Hide
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It docks itself by adaptively minimizing the distances between the docking sites - coded green.
hirosheridan (2 years ago) Show Hide
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It is a protein docking into the "pocket" of a malaria molecule.
jeanclaudebradley (2 years ago) Show Hide
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The malaria molecule is an enzyme called enoyl reductase, which the malaria parasite needs to build its cell wall. The enzyme is too big to show in second life so only the docking site is shown.
IridescentEye (2 years ago) Show Hide
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mmmmmmm looks complex, what's the molecule?
jeanclaudebradley (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for posting Hiro!

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