Recently, the Ministry of Science and Technology has developed new open-source software called PathGennie.
About PathGennie:
It is a novel computational framework developed by scientists can significantly accelerate the simulation of rare molecular events.
It is open source software developed for fast tracking of drug discovery by accurately tracking molecular unbinding pathways.
It addresses a long-standing challenge in molecular simulations — accurately modelling how drug molecules detach from their target proteins.
This process, known as ligand unbinding, plays a key role in determining a drug’s “residence time”, which is often more relevant to therapeutic effectiveness than binding strength alone.
It predicts the potential drugs unbind from their protein targets without the artificial distortions commonly used in standard methods.
It mimics natural selection on a microscopic scale instead of forcing the molecule to move.
Features of PathGennie:
It captures rare molecular events without artificial acceleration.
It generates multiple competitive unbinding pathways.
It estimates residence time of drug molecules.
It eliminates bias introduced by external force-based simulations.
Potential Applications:
It addresses problems such as chemical reactions, catalytic processes, phase transitions or self-assembly phenomena.
It is also compatible with modern machine-learning techniques which ensures integrated into diverse simulation pipelines.
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