Welcome to DOCK Blaster 1.0 β, a free
virtual screening service.
This website may be useful for biologists and medicinal chemists to help
discover small molecules that bind to proteins. DOCK Blaster uses
DOCK 3.5.54, a version of UCSF DOCK and ZINC,
a public access database for virtual screening.
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DOCK Blaster is provided by the Shoichet Laboratory in the
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry at the
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).
Are you too busy for all this blah blah blah? Why not go straight to the
tutorials
which illustrate by example how DOCK Blaster can be used.
- Get started with docking
- About DOCK and ZINC
- About BCIRC
- About Shoichet Lab
- About UCSF Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Acknowledgements
- Usage Statistics
Keywords: UCSF DOCK, DOCK 3.5.54, virtual screening,
ligand discovery, computational chemistry, computer aided drug design,
high throughput molecular docking, black box docking, Irwin, Shoichet,
Kuntz.