Predicting Protein–Ligand Interactions with Deep Learning Co-Folding and Docking Architectures Through the Lens of Conformational Landscapes and Local Frustration
Oct 2026· Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Computational Drug Discovery Methods
Abstract
This Zenodo record archives the delivered-pose docking evaluation associated with the study “Predicting Protein–Ligand Interactions with Deep Learning Co-Folding and Docking Architectures Through the Lens of Conformational Landscapes and Local Frustration.” It provides evaluation code, delivered DiffDock and EquiBind ligand poses, static experimental references, per-pose results, and provenance records. It supports reanalysis of the delivered poses, not reproduction of the original docking runs. The record contains: misato_benchmark_code.zip: a snapshot of the analysis repository at commit 55b8b45, including evaluation scripts, environment specifications, inventories, cohort accounting, and processed CSV results. misato_delivered_poses.zip: 101,920 supplied SDF files, including non-primary ranked outputs. The delivered primary-pose cohorts comprise 8,419 DiffDock and 8,565 EquiBind poses. misato_reference_cifs.zip: 8,601 asymmetric-unit crystal structures obtained from the RCSB Protein Data Bank for static-reference evaluation. FILE_GUIDE.md and archive_manifest.json: file descriptions, provenance, archive sizes, and SHA-256 checksums. The original MISATO dataset, including its QM and MD HDF5 files, trajectories, and restart files, is not rehosted here. The supplied predictions used static crystal receptors and QM-derived ligand conformers. Original docking input-preparation scripts, run settings, and complete failure logs are not included.
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