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      sudhir last edited by

      Hello,
      How can I save the PDB structure of protein-ligand complex (with single desired mode of ligand) in Autodock vina element?
      And if I want multiple ligands within a single PDB, how to achieve that?

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      • DmitriyMarin
        DmitriyMarin last edited by

        Dear @sudhir ,

        If you want to save the whole document, in the latest version of SAMSON, you go to Home > Save or just press Ctrl + S, then you choose the PDB format.

        If you want to save only some molecules, you select them, and in the latest version of SAMSON you use Selection > Save selection as.

        For some particular ways of exporting structures into PDB files you can also use Export Along Paths Element (see the Export atoms trajectories along paths tutorial)

        Dmitriy,
        The SAMSON Team, https://s-c.io

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          sudhir last edited by

          I would like to save protein with the best conformation of the ligand as a complex but I am not getting it as a normal complex in a single file. kindly help.

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            Admin last edited by Admin

            Hi Sudhir, could you please tell us what you mean by "complex"? Do you mean one pdb file? multiple pdb files? In the results of AutoDock, you can activate a docking conformation by double-clicking it. Then, you select the structural models you want to save (e.g. the protein and the ligand), and you use Selection > Save selection as.

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              sudhir @Admin last edited by

              @admin one pdb file having protein and ligand docked.

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