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Article ID: 748 - Last Modified: May 16, 2011

Is it possible to run the screening of ligand databases with one processor? If so, how much time would it take to complete the screening?

You can run a Glide job on a single processor if you wish, and you can split a large job into multiple subjobs that run sequentially, which can be useful for job restartability and load balancing. This is recommended if you have a large number of ligands, as Glide can fail if you run a large number of ligands in a single job.

The time to run a screen depends on a lot of variables (e.g., computer speed, grid size, average ligand size). However, some rough estimates are

HTVS: 1.5 sec/compound = 4 hours for 10,000 compounds
SP: 15 sec/compound = 40 hours for 10,000 compounds
XP: 6 min/compound = 1000 hours for 10,000 compounds

Keywords: Glide, time taken to dock

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