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Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told... by colingauvin on Saturday January 25, 2025 @09:43PM (#42827235)
Not remotely, Schrödinger is well established and basically leads the commoditized computational chemistry market. In fact, there are very many companies that would love to find a cheaper alternative to Schrödinger tools, but no alternatives are performant enough.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told... by esqudo on Sunday January 26, 2025 @04:33AM (#42828994)
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told... by colingauvin on Sunday January 26, 2025 @03:12PM (#42833579)
Interesting, but doesn't really overlap with Glide docking at all.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told... by esqudo on Sunday January 26, 2025 @05:07PM (#42834683)
Ligand-receptor docking is one of the many additional modules ModelMole does as part of the custom pipelines, along with things like pH constant, thermal stability and more. I know as I'm one of the directors, happy to talk more if you're interested.
Re:Schrödinger: The Nvidia biotech partner Jensen Huang told... by colingauvin on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @05:15PM (#42858787)
Interesting. Couple questions:

Why only mention peptides?

Does it work on membrane proteins?

How do performance and cost compare to Glide? Or Vina? (Performance anyways)

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