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With recent releases of StarDrop we've been gradually increasing the number of ways that users can customise the things StarDrop can do for them (running proprietary or third party models, getting data via Pipeline Pilot, Python scripting etc.). We don't always want to include every idea in an actual release but we're going to use this section to provide extras that you can choose to download if they look interesting. We're also going to use this to try out some new ideas so that you can tell us exactly what you think. It's currently only possible for the StarDrop team to submit content to this section but if you have anything you'd like to make available for other users then let us know and we'll help you get it up here (and make sure you get the credit for it!). |
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This script provides a method for calculating Ligand Efficiency; a simple metric for assessing whether a ligand derives its potency from having an optimal fit with the protein target or simply by virtue of making many contacts. The installer file and instructions for how to install and use the script are provided in the following pages...

This free and easy-to-use desktop application is specifically designed for scientists who want a simple way to load a set of molecule structures and easily browse through the data. StarVue allows users to simply load, scroll though, sort and manage data in a new way, providing the ability to view and manipulate chemical structures. Follow the below instructions for downloading.
This calculates the "exact mass" of a molecule based upon the masses of the most abundant isotopes of its substituent atoms. As such, this calculation will often be slightly different to the molecuar weight calculation which is based upon average isotopic distributions. When installed, this will appear in StarDrop in the "Models" tab alongside the ADME QSAR models and other simple properties as a "Custom model", allowing it to be calculated easily for any data set. If you've not used custom models before, details on how to install it are available on the following pages, along with the model file...