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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Proteins. 2013 Nov 14;81(12):2183–2191. doi: 10.1002/prot.24435

Table I.

Performance of our docking and scoring method in CAPRI rounds 22–28.

Targeta Complexb Typec Bio.d Info. Predicting
Scoring
fnat (%) Lrmsd (Å) Irmsd (Å) accuracye fnat (%) Lrmsd (Å) Irmsd (Å) accuracyf
46 Mtq2/Trm112 H/H 0.040 19.646 10.356 0 0.406 7.621 3.395 1*
47 E2/IM2 U/U Y 0.821 0.865 0.554 10*** 0.821 0.904 0.535 10***
48 T4moH/T4moC U/U Y 0.375 3.921 1.653 8/1**
49 T4moH/T4moC U/U Y 0.312 5.678 2.177 4* 0.500 5.593 1.790 7/2**
50 HA/HB36.3C U/H Y 0.673 9.618 2.239 1* 0.571 5.650 1.912 2/1**
51 GH5-CBM6/CBM13/Fn3 U/H/U 0.000 17.052 11.562 0 0.241 20.501 3.483 1*
53 REP-4/REP-2 U/H 0.096 13.504 3.935 0 0.288 5.321 2.517 1*
54 NCS/REP16 U/H 0.040 18.315 7.831 0 0.040 12.231 5.397 0
57 BT-4661/heparin U/U Y 0.706 3.216 1.369 2/1**
58 SalG/PliG-Ec U/U Y 0.275 3.602 1.807 3*
a

T52 was cancelled and Targets 55 and 56 are for binding affinity prediction which are not listed in this table.

b

The first one is assigned as the receptor, and the second one as the ligand.

c

The symbol “B” stands for the bound experimental structure, “U” for the unbound experimental structure, and “H” for the homology-modeled structure.

d

“Y” represents that valid biological information was available for the binding site, “–” represents that no or little useful biological information was available.

e

The accuracy is categorized by three parameters following the CAPRI criteria:7,8 The percentage of the native residue-residue contacts (fnat), the ligand RMSD (Lrmsd), and the interface RMSD (Irmsd). “***” stands for high-accuracy, “**” for medium-accuracy, “*” for acceptable accuracy, and “0” for no correct prediction, respectively. For example, “8/1***” means that among 10 submitted binding modes for CAPRI, eight modes have at least acceptable accuracy, and one of these eight has high accuracy (***).

f

There were no scoring experiments for Targets 48, 57, and 58.