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Dear AutoDock users:

Is it possible to dock a virtual chemical library in .sdf format or any
other format using AutoDock? Has anyone done it and are there
references?
Incidentally, a dumb question: why are binding free energies so
high in docking scores compared to protein-protein delta Gs?

Jeremy Jenkins
Research Fellow
Harvard Medical School
jeremy_jenkins:~at~:hms.harvard.edu