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= Usage = ; Run docking/screening : The ''target receptor'' and ''box center'' must be selections or objects or extracted objects already loaded into PyMOL. If there are rigid ligands (e.g. a cofactor) or important water molecules, they must be on the ''receptor'' selection/object. : A ligand input file on a supported format (Molscrub supports .smi, .sdf, .mol) must be supplied alongside a (preferentially) empty folder to place results. Click on ''Run'' to start. ; Analyzing results : The top ''max load'' conformations ranked up to ''max mode'' are listed on the interface. Click on the molecule name (suffix <code>_m5</code> denotes the fifth model) to render a PLIP visualization of the docked ligand. Click on the ''export table'' to save the loaded molecule's affinity into a XLSX file. : If the ''Intensive'' computation is enabled, the plugin will compute the PLIP interaction for loaded poses and plot an AuPosSOM-like dendogram tree based on pose similarity. A bar chart counting the number of interactions the residue does for each PLIP interaction type is also plotted.
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