The protein-ligand binding energy components: potential energies and additive corrections to it. ΔE is the binding potential energy from the MMFF94 force field in vacuum, calculated by the global minima of the protein-ligand complex and the free ligand with energy of the free protein. ΔG
ν is the correction due to vibration degrees of freedom calculated with respective configuration integral Z
ν (2). ΔG
t and ΔG
r are corrections due to translational and rotational degrees of freedom calculated with configuration integrals Z
t (3) and Z
r (4), respectively. Corrections ΔG
ν, ΔG
t, and ΔG
r include both enthalpy and entropy components. ΔG
all is the correction for multiple minima accounting; it is calculated as a difference between binding free energy ΔG
bind, calculated with multiple minima accounting, and binding free energy, calculated with only the global minima of the complex and the ligand. ΔG
exp is the experimental binding energy calculated from the binding constant.