Calculating protein-ligand binding affinities with MMPBSA: Method and error analysis.
Calculating protein-ligand binding affinities with MMPBSA: Method and error analysis.
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10.1002/jcc.24467
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2016-10-15
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3
通讯作者:
Luo, Ray
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作者:
Wang, Changhao;Nguyen, Peter H.;Pham, Kevin;Huynh, Danielle;Le, Thanh-Binh Nancy;Wang, Hongli;Ren, Pengyu;Luo, Ray
MMPBSA methods have become widely adopted in estimating protein-ligand binding affinities due to their efficiency and high correlation with experiment. Here we investigated different computational alternatives on their impact to the agreement of MMPBSA calculations with experiment. Seven receptor families with both high-quality crystal structures and binding affinities were selected. We first studied the performance of nonpolar solvation models and found that the modern approach that separately models hydrophobic and dispersion interactions dramatically reduces RMSD’s of computed relative binding affinities. The numerical setup of the Poisson-Boltzmann methods was analyzed next. Our data shows that the impact of grid spacing to the quality of MMPBSA calculations is small: the numerical error at the grid spacing of 0.5 Angstrom is already small enough to be negligible. We further analyzed the impact of different atomic radius sets and different molecular surface definitions and found weak influences on the agreement with experiment. The influence of solute dielectric constant was also analyzed: a higher dielectric constant generally improves the overall agreement with experiment, especially for highly charged binding pockets. Our data also show that the converged simulations cause slight reduction in the agreement with experiment. Finally we briefly explored the direction of estimating absolute binding free energies. Upon correction of the binding-induced rearrangement free energy and the binding entropy lost, the errors in absolute binding affinities are also reduced dramatically when the modern nonpolar solvent model was used, though further developments are apparently necessary to further improve the MMPBSA methods. The modern nonpolar solvent model that separately models solvation hydrophobic and dispersion interactions dramatically reduces RMSDs of computed relative binding affinities in Molecular Mechanics Poisson-Boltzmann Surface Area (MMPBSA) methods.
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