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. 2018 Dec 28;15(2):1265–1277. doi: 10.1021/acs.jctc.8b01118

Table 2. Relative Binding Free Energies Calculated Using Schemes λR2 and λR2-M with Different Highest Effective Temperature (Teff) Compared with Corresponding Experimental Values for All the Inhibitor-Mutant Complexes Studieda.

    ΔΔGcalc
 
mutant drug λR2b λR2-Mb λR2c λR2-Mc ΔΔGexp
V555M AZD4547-linear –2.76(0.12) –2.70(0.12) –1.85(0.07) –1.82(0.06) –1.75(0.33)
AZD4547-bent –2.07(0.11) –1.98(0.12) –1.07(0.07) –1.11(0.06)  
BGJ-398 –3.66(0.12) –3.60(0.12) –1.92(0.08) –1.96(0.06) –1.19(0.08)
TKI258 –1.17(0.13) –1.11(0.13) –1.41(0.08) –1.42(0.06) 0.97(0.22)
JNJ42756493 –3.99(0.16) –3.92(0.15) –2.88(0.12) –2.87(0.11) –3.08(0.17)
MAE 1.37 1.30 0.82 0.82  
RMSE 1.59 1.54 1.16 1.16  
I538V AZD4547-linear 0.09(0.11) 0.05(0.11) –0.12(0.08) –0.04(0.07) –2.11(0.32)
BGJ-398 0.46(0.11) 0.45(0.11) 0.01(0.08) 0.09(0.07) –0.74(0.21)
TKI258 0.47(0.13) 0.38(0.12) 0.01(0.08) 0.12(0.08) –1.91(0.13)
JNJ42756493 0.30(0.12) 0.28(0.12) –0.01(0.07) 0.11(0.07) –2.18(0.10)
MAE 2.06 2.02 1.71 1.80  
RMSE 2.13 2.08 1.80 1.89  
N540S AZD4547-linear 0.91(0.14) 0.95(0.14) 0.72(0.11) 0.74(0.11) –0.76(0.33)
BGJ-398 1.13(0.14) 1.16(0.13) 0.67(0.11) 0.67(0.11) 0.25(0.19)
TKI258 1.02(0.14) 1.11(0.14) 0.71(0.12) 0.72(0.12) –0.9(0.15)
JNJ42756493 1.06(0.14) 1.11(0.14) 0.72(0.12) 0.72(0.12) –1.75(0.21)
MAE 1.82 1.87 1.50 1.50  
RMSE 1.94 2.00 1.66 1.67  
a

The mean absolute error (MAE) and root mean square error (RMSE) for all complexes of each mutant using each free energy scheme are also shown. Production runs are 4 ns in all cases. All values are in kcal/mol. Statistical uncertainties associated with each value are shown in the brackets.

b

Highest Teff for λ-REST2 simulations is 800 K for receptor and 1500 K for complexes in case of mutants I538V and N540S. In the case of mutant V555M, it is 1500 K for the AZD4547 complexes and 600 K for all other complexes; 600 K is used for the receptor.

c

Highest Teff for λ-REST2 simulations is 1500 K for receptor and 3000 K for complexes.