Re: CCL:academic docking software

[Steven Ness <sness %! at !% byron.biochem.ubc.ca>]

 On Tue, 26 Jan 1999, Jan De Kerpel wrote:
 > Dear CCL's,
 >
 >
 > I am looking for receptor/ligand protein docking software
 > (flexible and/or rigid) like FlexiDock or Affinity (provided
 > by some commercial groups) but for low/free prices (academic
 > usage).
 > To be run on sgi R10000, IBM RS6000 or pc.
 >
 > Thanks,
 > Jan De Kerpel
 > email : jan.dekerpel %! at !% chem.kuleuven.ac.be
 Dr. De Kerpel,
 We have a program DockVision that might be what you are looking for.
 DockVision is a new docking package created by scientists for scientists.  By
 including Monte Carlo, Genetic Algorithm, and database screening docking
 algorithms in one complete docking package, DockVision increases your
 capability to generate laudable results.  Moreover, access to multiple
 algorithms is not the only advantage DockVision gives you; you also have
 access to a full suite of powerful tools at your disposal.  Instead of
 waiting for the full docking run to be completed before you can check RMS
 deviation and other data, access them at any time from within the same
 interface.  With it's companion visualization program DockCam, you can
 quickly look at docking results,
 Dockvision currently runs on SGI, RS6000 and Linux.
 For more information, go to www.dockvision.com
 Steven Ness
 sness %! at !% byron.biochem.ubc.ca
 Strynadka Lab
 Department of Biochemistry
 University of British Columbia
 Canada