Optimal water networks in protein cavities with GAsol and 3D-RISM

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Motivation Water molecules in protein binding sites play essential roles in biological processes. The popular 3D-RISM prediction method can calculate the solvent density distribution within minutes, but is difficult to convert it into explicit water molecules. Results We present GAsol, a tool that is capable of finding the network of water molecules that best fits a particular 3D-RISM density distribution in a fast and accurate manner and that outperforms other available tools by finding the globally optimal solution thanks to its genetic algorithm.

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Fusani, L., Wall, I., Palmer, D., & Cortes, A. (2018). Optimal water networks in protein cavities with GAsol and 3D-RISM. Bioinformatics, 34(11), 1947–1948. https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/bty024

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