Closed hnisonoff closed 2 years ago
You are correct about this issue, and mostly correct about the reasoning. What actually happened is that this protein is a homo dimer of 2 chains, one of which has the ligand on it. when aligning the chain without the ligand on it to the reference pocket, it re-oriented the other chain to be in the way/incorrect location. This is issue was known to me, and is part of the next version of the dataset that I am working on.
Great, thanks for the explanation and for continuing to work on this dataset!
I've noticed that in some of the CrossDocked folders there are some possible errors data processing.
In
1433Z_HUMAN_1_244_pep_0
there is a docked file5d3f_A_rec_5d3f_fsc_lig_tt_docked.sdf.gz
. This seems to suggest the ligand 5d3f_fsc is being docked into the receptor 5d3f_A_rec.pdb and I think this part is correct. However, if you load the crystal ligand5d3f_fsc_lig.pdb
, it is in a non-physically possible part of the receptor. I think this is because there is also a 5d3f_B_rec.pdb file that this ligand presumably was taken from. In summary, I think there needs to be two copies of5d3f_fsc_lig.pdb
, one for receptor chain A and one for receptor chain B.