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smina SDF files problems with ProLif and RdKit

2023-06-30
2023-06-30
  • Syed Zayyan

    Syed Zayyan - 2023-06-30

    hello!

    I tried docking some compounds using SMINA. Scoring and SDF Files are generated however when reading them back into Python with RDkit I encounter this weird issue:

    09:44:49] Explicit valence for atom # 9 N, 4, is greater than permitted
    [09:44:49] ERROR: Could not sanitize molecule ending on line 55
    [09:44:49] ERROR: Explicit valence for atom # 9 N, 4, is greater than permitted

    However I can visualise the files using Chimera quite okay. which is utterly confusing!

     
  • David Koes

    David Koes - 2023-06-30

    Perhaps your molecule is charged with an extra hydrogen on the N but the charge set in the file? Without examples files and commondline, I can only speculate.

     
    • Syed Zayyan

      Syed Zayyan - 2023-06-30

      This is an example of the many. I am actually docking it to 6D9H, which is also attached.

      The SMILES: Cc1ccc(-c2nc(N)nc(N3CCN(C)CC3)n2)cc1

       

      Last edit: Syed Zayyan 2023-06-30
  • David Koes

    David Koes - 2023-06-30

    You are probably using an older version of OpenBabel that doesn't Keukilize the molecules properly.

     
    • Syed Zayyan

      Syed Zayyan - 2023-06-30

      I don't think so............as in processing the .sdf files or initially when converting to PDBQT files

       
  • David Koes

    David Koes - 2023-06-30

    But what version is smina linked against?

     
    • Syed Zayyan

      Syed Zayyan - 2023-06-30

      I downloaded smina through conda and the only version of openbabel on conda list is :
      openbabel 3.1.1 py310h4b1c3e3_4 conda-forge

       
    • Syed Zayyan

      Syed Zayyan - 2023-06-30

      so only half of the molecules are acting this way and they do happen to come from another receptor but I don't see how that could have caused problems

       

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