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URL: http://www.eyesopen.com/oedocking
Proper Citation: FRED - Fast exhaustive docking (RRID:SCR_014885)
Description: Complementary OEDocking tool for virtual screening, it performs a systematic and non-stochastic examination of all possible protein-ligand poses. The software also filters for shape complementarity and chemical feature alignment before selecting and optimizing protein-ligand poses.
Abbreviations: FRED
Synonyms: Fast exhaustive docking (FRED), Fast exhaustive docking
Resource Type: software resource
Keywords: docking, protein ligand, protein-ligand, protein ligand interaction, protein-ligand interaction, protein ligand pose, protein-ligand pose, ultra high throughput, compliment
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