:orphan: .. status publishable .. product Docking .. sectionauthor Clive .. SME Clive .. PR Dave .. TW Ken .. date 2018 .. _dockingDTS: |medea| |docking| Create Host-Guest and Surface-Guest Models ------------------------------------------------------------ .. admonition:: **At-a-Glance** |medea|\ :sup:`®`\ [#TM]_ |docking| automatically creates, adjusts, and refines host-guest and surface-guest systems. Employing the well-known Metropolis Monte Carlo algorithm [#Metropolis1953]_, |medea| |docking| evaluates van der Waals interactions to generate and assess stable system configurations. The resulting host-guest structures may then be employed in forcefield and first-principles based simulations. |medea| |docking| can be invoked interactively within the |medea| |menvironment| or by using |medea| |mflowcharts| on the JobServer. |medea| |docking| is a building tool that allows you to combine systems automatically to create the starting points for further simulation studies. **Key Benefits** * Saves time through accelerated and automated model construction and refinement * Simplifies automated Flowchart based model construction for screening, allowing construction of host-guest and surface-guest systems without interactive manipulation * Explores multiple guest configurations, searching and evaluating many possible binding configurations .. figure:: /Datasheets/images/EthanolTheta1.png :width: 1.8in :align: center Alcohol molecules docked in a microporous material using |medea| |docking|. Key Features ^^^^^^^^^^^^ * Automatic combination of host and guest structures * Minimization of steric overlap between host and guest * Automated energy based refinement of sorbate position and orientation * Interactive screen updates, and full user control of model view and scale during docking * Control of simulation length, Monte Carlo temperature, maximum position, and rotation displacements * Combination of multiple sorbates with host structure * Employs Metropolis Monte Carlo Algorithm, allowing user control of the employed search (via control of acceptance probability within the temperature setting) * For use with surface, microporous, and porous materials models :myquote:`I will say that enzyme and glucoside must fit together like lock and key in order to be able to exercise a chemical action on each other` :myquotee:`Emil Fischer, 1852-1919` Required Modules ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * |medea| |menvironment| * |medea| |docking| Related Modules ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ * |medea| |mlammps| |mstdenv| * |medea| |mvasp| * |medea| |mmopac| * |medea| |mgibbs| * |medea| |mgaussiangui| Find Out More ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ To learn more about the use of docking to provide insights into host-guest interactions in materials science, see the following papers on the following topics: .. add for a column break, adjust where needed .. raw:: latex \newpage * General host-guest interactions [#Catlow1993]_, * Understanding templating with organic additives [#Lewis1995]_, * Simulating CFC interactions [#George1996]_, and host-guest * Interactions in isomerization [#Tschaufeser1999]_. | | .. [#TM] |regTMinfo| .. [#Metropolis1953] N. Metropolis *et al.*, *J. Chem. Phys.* **21**, 1087 (1953) (`DOI `__) .. [#Catlow1993] C.R.A. Catlow *et al.*, *Proc. R. Soc. Lond. A* **442**, 85 (1993) (`DOI `__) .. [#Lewis1995] D.W. Lewis *et al.*, *J. Phys. Chem.* **99**, 11194 (1995) (`DOI `__) .. [#George1996] A.R. George *et al.*, *Zeolites* **17**, 466 (1996) (`DOI `__) .. full author list: P.T. Tschaufeser and C.M. Freeman .. [#Tschaufeser1999] P.T. Tschaufeser *et al.*, *Catal. Lett.* **60**, 77 (1999) (`DOI `__) .. only:: html :download: :download:`pdf `