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Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering
            Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com
                    Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887
 Energy Minimization of CDK2 bound ligands: A Computational
                          Approach
            Nulaka Srinivasu*, M. Naresh Babu**, Allam Appa Rao***
                   *(Department of Computer Science (MCA), KGRL College, Bhimavaram.)
                     ** (Assistant Professor, C R Rao AIMSCS, UoH Campus, Hyderabad)
                         *** (Director, C R Rao AIMSCS, UoH Campus, Hyderabad)


ABSTRACT                                                  processes which affect functional properties of the
         Cell proliferation is a consequence of           biomolecule [3][4].
positive signals which promote cell division and
negative signals which suppress the process. Key          However, long MD simulations are mathematically
factors in this signaling cascade are a series of         ill-conditioned, generating cumulative errors in
cyclin dependent kinases (CDKs). It has been              numerical integration that can be minimized with
identified experimentally that CDK enzymes are            proper selection of algorithms and parameters, but
highly flexible and the ligand binding orientations       not eliminated entirely.
are primarily influenced by side chain torsions of                  The term molecular mechanics (MM)
amino acids in active site region. Ligands internal       refers to the use of Newtonian mechanics to model
energy needs to be minimized before performing            molecular systems. The potential energy of all
docking experiments. Energy needs to be                   systems in molecular mechanics is calculated using
minimized for high stability. Energy can be               force fields. Molecular mechanics can be used to
minimized efficiently by using molecular                  study small molecules as well as large biological
mechanics and molecular dynamics techniques.              systems or material assemblies with many thousands
Two different co-crystallized ligands of 1H1S and         to millions of atoms.
1OIT (CDK2 Proteins) are selected to find their                     The great computational speed of
minimum energy states using molecular                     molecular mechanics allows for its use in
mechanics and molecular dynamics algorithms               procedures such as molecular                 dynamics,
reveals minimum energy state of these ligands can         conformational energy searching, and docking that
obtained using fletcher reeves algorithm of MM+           require large numbers of energy evaluations.
force-field.                                              Molecular mechanics methods are based on the
                                                          following principles:
Keywords:     CDK, Molecular Mechanics,                    Nuclei and electrons are lumped into atom-like
Molecular Dynamics, Energy Minimization,                     particles.
computational drug discovery                               Atom-like particles are spherical (radii obtained
                                                             from measurements or theory) and have a net
I. INTRODUCTION                                              charge (obtained from theory).
         Molecular dynamics (MD) is a form of              Interactions are based on springs and classical
computer simulation wherein atoms and molecules              potentials.
are allowed to interact for a period of time under         Interactions must be pre assigned to specific sets
known laws of physics, giving a view of the motion           of atoms.
of the atoms. Because molecular systems generally          Interactions determine the spatial distribution of
consist of a vast number of particles, it is impossible      atom-like particles and their energies.[5]
to find the properties of such complex systems
analytically; MD simulation circumvents this              II. MATERIALS AND METHODS
problem by using numerical methods. It represents         HYPERCHEM SOFTWARE:
an interface between laboratory experiments and                    HyperChem          (http://www.hyper.com/)
theory, and can be understood as a "virtual               software is a molecular modeling and computational
experiment" [1] [2].                                      chemistry system for constructing molecular
         Molecular dynamics is a multidisciplinary        structures, computing their electronic energies,
method. Its laws and theories stem from                   optimum geometries and for simulating their
mathematics, physics, and chemistry, and it employs       vibrational motion including chemical reactions.
algorithms from computer science and information          Molecules can readily be built and displayed on the
theory. MD allows studying the dynamics of large          computer's monitor by making selections from the
macromolecules, including biological systems such         system's menus with the computer's mouse. When
as proteins, nucleic acids (DNA, RNA), membranes.         constructing a molecule in this way the system
Dynamical events may play a key role in controlling       checks that the normal valence of each element is
                                                          not exceeded, but the user may disable this checking



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Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering
            Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com
                    Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887
in order to create other valence states or to build      Energy Minimization using Molecular Mechanics
charged structures such as ionic complexes. After        Therefore, hyperchem software was employed to
sketching the structure of the molecule, the user        perform the task and the results are given below. In
selects "build" and the system adjusts the bond          the given example, two bound ligands are selected
lengths and angles to standard values, and at the        to analyze or test the ability of few algorithms to
same time converts the 2-dimensional sketch into a       reduce the energy states of ligands under default
3-dimensional structure.                                 conditions.
         HyperChem has several alternative                        The geometry of these generated 3D
algorithms for finding the optimum geometry. This        models are optimized to get minimum energy state
minimum-energy, equilibrium geometry is of               using various molecular mechanics optimization
primary interest to the structure of stable molecules.   algorithms like Steepest descent, Fletcher –Reeves
HyperChem offers several different quantum               (conjugate gradient), Polak-Ribiere (conjugate
mechanical methods to characterize and predict the       gradient) under molecular mechanics force fields
structure and stability of chemical systems, to          like MM+, AMBER, BIOCHARMM and OPLS.
estimate energy differences between different states,
and to explain reaction pathways and mechanism
(nuclear motion) at the atomic level These
calculations require much CPU time, and in practice
the choice of method is usually a compromise
between the time required for the calculation and the
accuracy obtained.




                                                         Fig3: Image showing various molecular mechanics
                                                         force fields applied on ligands
Fig 1: Generation of 3dimensional structure of           Energy minimization using Molecular Dynamics:
gemcitabine using HyperChem software.                               A file was opened in HyperChem software,
         The geometry of these generated 3D              which is the output of energy minimization using
models are optimized to get minimum energy state         molecular mechanics methods, is considered as the
using various molecular mechanics optimization           input for the molecular dynamics run. For example
algorithms like Steepest descent, Fletcher –Reeves       all the ligands has shown the lowest energy value in
(conjugate gradient), Polak-Ribiere (conjugate           the fletcher reeves algorithm of MM+ force-field
gradient) under molecular mechanics force fields         and this was subjected to molecular dynamic run
like MM+, AMBER, BIOCHARMM and OPLS.                     providing the various parameters like Heat time -
                                                         0.2ps, Runtime- 1 ps, Cool time- 0.2ps, starting
                                                         temperature-0K, simulation time-500K, final
                                                         temperature-0K, temperature step-10K. The
                                                         averages of the potential energy, kinetic energy and
                                                         the total energy graph were obtained simultaneously
                                                         along with the energy value in molecular dynamics
                                                         by proceeding further. Thus the molecular dynamics
                                                         was performed likewise for all the 4 molecules,
                                                         changing the run time from 1-5 picoseconds and
                                                         keeping all the other parameters constant

                                                         III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
                                                                 Ligands internal energy needs to be
Fig 2: Image showing various molecular mechanics         minimized before docking experiments, such energy
algorithms applied on ligands                            minimization can be carried out efficiently by
                                                         employing molecular mechanics and molecular



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Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering
            Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com
                    Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887
dynamics techniques using HyperChem software.           Table 4: Molecular dynamics run of 1OIT_ligand
Two different co-crystallized ligands of 1H1S and       using various run times.
1OIT (taken from PDB) are selected to find there        Liagand            Runtime (pS)        Energy(kcal/
minimum energy states using molecular mechanics                                                mol)
and molecular dynamics algorithms.                                                 1            56.2851
Energy minimization using Molecular Mechanics:                                     2            53.6117
         The minimum energies states obtained for                                  3            56.6788
the two selected ligands in molecular mechanics         1OIT_ligand
method are tabulated in Table 1and Table 2.                                        4             54.0676
         Energy differences between various force-
fields and algorithms suggest that the minimum                                     5             55.1931
energy state of 1H1S_ligand can obtained using
fletcher reeves algorithm of MM+ force-field
(34.3235kcal/mol).                                               Following the above analysis, remaining all
         Energy differences between various force-      ligands bound to CDK-2 are energy minimized
fields and algorithms suggest that the minimum          using Flectcher-reeves algorithm and further taken
energy state of 1H1S_ligand can obtained using          up for docking analysis.
fletcher reeves algorithm with MM+ force-field
(47.9043kcal/mol).                                      IV. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE SCOPE
         From the above data obtained by                          Ligands internal energy needs to be
performing energy minimization using various            minimized before docking experiments. A
molecular mechanics optimization methods , we can       molecular mechanics and dynamics approach was
infer that MM+ molecular mechanics force field          employed to evaluate the importance of algorithms
with Fletcher reeves algorithm gives better             in minimizing the energy of ligands (1H1S_ligand
optimization of ligands than others.                    and 1OIT_ligand). Energy optimization using
                                                        molecular mechanics approach resulted in Flecher-
Energy minimization using Molecular Dynamics:           Revees algorithm under MM+ force field as better
1H1S_ligand:                                            optimization method. Molecular dynamics run in
1H1S_ligand was subjected to molecular dynamics,        vacuum conditions show lowest energies for
changing the run time from 1-5 picoseconds and          gemcitabine at 3ps (16.74 kcal/mol), mitoxanthrona
keeping all the other parameters constant, the lowest   at 2ps (23.22 kcal/mol), 1H1S_ligand at 5ps (35.89
energy value was obtained for the run time 5 ps         kcal/mol) and 1OIT_ligand at 2ps (53.61 kcal/mol)
(35.8976 kcal/mol) as shown in Table 3.                 respectively.    The     minimized     energy   for
                                                        1H1S_ligand is 34.3235 kcal/mol and for
Table 3: Molecular dynamics run of 1H1S_ligand          1OIT_ligand is 47.9034 kcal/mol. Further remaining
using various run times                                 all ligands bound to CDK-2 proteins are energy
liagand             Runtime (pS)   Energy(kcal/         minimized using Flectcher-reeves algorithm and
                                   mol)                 further taken up for docking analysis.
                          1          38.9995
                          2          42.1432            V. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
1H1S_ligand               3          39.7106                    Dr. Allam Appa Rao and Dr. M. Naresh
                          4         40.9952             Babu would like to thank the Dept. of Science and
                          5                             Technology for their financial support (DST-CMS
                                   35.8976
                                                        GoI     Project   No.SR/S4/MS:516/07        Dated
                                                        21.04.2008)
1OIT_ligand:
         1OIT_ligand was subjected to molecular
dynamics, changing the run time from 1-5                REFERENCES
picoseconds and keeping all the other parameters          [1]     D. Frenkel, et. al; “Understanding
constant, the lowest energy value was obtained for                Molecular Simulation: From Algorithms to
the run time 2ps (53.6117 kcal/mol) as listed in                  Applications”(2001)
Table 4.                                                  [2]     D. C. Rapaport; “The Art of Molecular
                                                                  Dynamics Simulations” (2004)
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Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering
            Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com
                    Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887

ANNEXURE
1H1S_ligand: ( 4-[[6-(cyclohexylmethoxy)-9H-purin-2- yl] amino]benzenesulfonamide )
Table 1: Energy minimized data of 1H1S_ligand molecule using various Molecular Mechanics algorithms.


           Force-field            Geometry optimization             Energy (kcal/mol)
                   MM+            STEEPEST DESCENT                  35.8962
                                  FLETCHER REEVES                   34.3235
                                  POLAK-RIBIERE                     34.3631
                                  NEWTON-RAPSON                     34.0952
                 AMBER            STEEPEST DESCENT                  51.9762
                                  FLETCHER REEVES                   51.0968
                                  POLAK RIBIERE                     51.1408
              BIOCHARMM           STEEPEST DESCENT                  100.5240
                                  FLETCHER REEVES                   99.5412
                                  POLAK RIBIERE                     99.4335
                  OPLS            STEEPEST DESCENT                  39.6702
                                  FLETCHER REEVES                   38.8010
                                  POLK RIBIERE                      38.7903
10IT_ligand: (4-[(4-imidazo[3,2-a]pyridin-3-ylpyrimidin-2-yl)amino]benzenesulfonamide)
Table 2: Energy minimized data of 1OIT_ligand molecule using various Molecular Mechanics algorithms.


          Force-field           Geometry optimization                 Energy (kcal/mol)
                 MM+            STEEPEST DESCENT                      48.3266
                 MM+            FLETCHER REEVES                       47.9034
                                POLAK RIBIERE                         47.9652
                AMBER           STEEPEST DESCENT                      65.1429
                                FLETCHER REEVES                       63.2049
                                POLAK RIBIERE                         63.2717
             BIOCHARMM          STEEPEST DESCENT                      74.9808
                                FLETCHER REEVES                       73.9558
                                POLAK RIBIERE                         73.8895
                 OPLS           STEEPEST DESCENT                      50.0360
                                FLETCHER REEVES                       48.9933
                                POLAK RIBIERE                         48.8810




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  • 1. Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887 Energy Minimization of CDK2 bound ligands: A Computational Approach Nulaka Srinivasu*, M. Naresh Babu**, Allam Appa Rao*** *(Department of Computer Science (MCA), KGRL College, Bhimavaram.) ** (Assistant Professor, C R Rao AIMSCS, UoH Campus, Hyderabad) *** (Director, C R Rao AIMSCS, UoH Campus, Hyderabad) ABSTRACT processes which affect functional properties of the Cell proliferation is a consequence of biomolecule [3][4]. positive signals which promote cell division and negative signals which suppress the process. Key However, long MD simulations are mathematically factors in this signaling cascade are a series of ill-conditioned, generating cumulative errors in cyclin dependent kinases (CDKs). It has been numerical integration that can be minimized with identified experimentally that CDK enzymes are proper selection of algorithms and parameters, but highly flexible and the ligand binding orientations not eliminated entirely. are primarily influenced by side chain torsions of The term molecular mechanics (MM) amino acids in active site region. Ligands internal refers to the use of Newtonian mechanics to model energy needs to be minimized before performing molecular systems. The potential energy of all docking experiments. Energy needs to be systems in molecular mechanics is calculated using minimized for high stability. Energy can be force fields. Molecular mechanics can be used to minimized efficiently by using molecular study small molecules as well as large biological mechanics and molecular dynamics techniques. systems or material assemblies with many thousands Two different co-crystallized ligands of 1H1S and to millions of atoms. 1OIT (CDK2 Proteins) are selected to find their The great computational speed of minimum energy states using molecular molecular mechanics allows for its use in mechanics and molecular dynamics algorithms procedures such as molecular dynamics, reveals minimum energy state of these ligands can conformational energy searching, and docking that obtained using fletcher reeves algorithm of MM+ require large numbers of energy evaluations. force-field. Molecular mechanics methods are based on the following principles: Keywords: CDK, Molecular Mechanics,  Nuclei and electrons are lumped into atom-like Molecular Dynamics, Energy Minimization, particles. computational drug discovery  Atom-like particles are spherical (radii obtained from measurements or theory) and have a net I. INTRODUCTION charge (obtained from theory). Molecular dynamics (MD) is a form of  Interactions are based on springs and classical computer simulation wherein atoms and molecules potentials. are allowed to interact for a period of time under  Interactions must be pre assigned to specific sets known laws of physics, giving a view of the motion of atoms. of the atoms. Because molecular systems generally  Interactions determine the spatial distribution of consist of a vast number of particles, it is impossible atom-like particles and their energies.[5] to find the properties of such complex systems analytically; MD simulation circumvents this II. MATERIALS AND METHODS problem by using numerical methods. It represents HYPERCHEM SOFTWARE: an interface between laboratory experiments and HyperChem (http://www.hyper.com/) theory, and can be understood as a "virtual software is a molecular modeling and computational experiment" [1] [2]. chemistry system for constructing molecular Molecular dynamics is a multidisciplinary structures, computing their electronic energies, method. Its laws and theories stem from optimum geometries and for simulating their mathematics, physics, and chemistry, and it employs vibrational motion including chemical reactions. algorithms from computer science and information Molecules can readily be built and displayed on the theory. MD allows studying the dynamics of large computer's monitor by making selections from the macromolecules, including biological systems such system's menus with the computer's mouse. When as proteins, nucleic acids (DNA, RNA), membranes. constructing a molecule in this way the system Dynamical events may play a key role in controlling checks that the normal valence of each element is not exceeded, but the user may disable this checking 1984 | P a g e
  • 2. Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887 in order to create other valence states or to build Energy Minimization using Molecular Mechanics charged structures such as ionic complexes. After Therefore, hyperchem software was employed to sketching the structure of the molecule, the user perform the task and the results are given below. In selects "build" and the system adjusts the bond the given example, two bound ligands are selected lengths and angles to standard values, and at the to analyze or test the ability of few algorithms to same time converts the 2-dimensional sketch into a reduce the energy states of ligands under default 3-dimensional structure. conditions. HyperChem has several alternative The geometry of these generated 3D algorithms for finding the optimum geometry. This models are optimized to get minimum energy state minimum-energy, equilibrium geometry is of using various molecular mechanics optimization primary interest to the structure of stable molecules. algorithms like Steepest descent, Fletcher –Reeves HyperChem offers several different quantum (conjugate gradient), Polak-Ribiere (conjugate mechanical methods to characterize and predict the gradient) under molecular mechanics force fields structure and stability of chemical systems, to like MM+, AMBER, BIOCHARMM and OPLS. estimate energy differences between different states, and to explain reaction pathways and mechanism (nuclear motion) at the atomic level These calculations require much CPU time, and in practice the choice of method is usually a compromise between the time required for the calculation and the accuracy obtained. Fig3: Image showing various molecular mechanics force fields applied on ligands Fig 1: Generation of 3dimensional structure of Energy minimization using Molecular Dynamics: gemcitabine using HyperChem software. A file was opened in HyperChem software, The geometry of these generated 3D which is the output of energy minimization using models are optimized to get minimum energy state molecular mechanics methods, is considered as the using various molecular mechanics optimization input for the molecular dynamics run. For example algorithms like Steepest descent, Fletcher –Reeves all the ligands has shown the lowest energy value in (conjugate gradient), Polak-Ribiere (conjugate the fletcher reeves algorithm of MM+ force-field gradient) under molecular mechanics force fields and this was subjected to molecular dynamic run like MM+, AMBER, BIOCHARMM and OPLS. providing the various parameters like Heat time - 0.2ps, Runtime- 1 ps, Cool time- 0.2ps, starting temperature-0K, simulation time-500K, final temperature-0K, temperature step-10K. The averages of the potential energy, kinetic energy and the total energy graph were obtained simultaneously along with the energy value in molecular dynamics by proceeding further. Thus the molecular dynamics was performed likewise for all the 4 molecules, changing the run time from 1-5 picoseconds and keeping all the other parameters constant III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS Ligands internal energy needs to be Fig 2: Image showing various molecular mechanics minimized before docking experiments, such energy algorithms applied on ligands minimization can be carried out efficiently by employing molecular mechanics and molecular 1985 | P a g e
  • 3. Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887 dynamics techniques using HyperChem software. Table 4: Molecular dynamics run of 1OIT_ligand Two different co-crystallized ligands of 1H1S and using various run times. 1OIT (taken from PDB) are selected to find there Liagand Runtime (pS) Energy(kcal/ minimum energy states using molecular mechanics mol) and molecular dynamics algorithms. 1 56.2851 Energy minimization using Molecular Mechanics: 2 53.6117 The minimum energies states obtained for 3 56.6788 the two selected ligands in molecular mechanics 1OIT_ligand method are tabulated in Table 1and Table 2. 4 54.0676 Energy differences between various force- fields and algorithms suggest that the minimum 5 55.1931 energy state of 1H1S_ligand can obtained using fletcher reeves algorithm of MM+ force-field (34.3235kcal/mol). Following the above analysis, remaining all Energy differences between various force- ligands bound to CDK-2 are energy minimized fields and algorithms suggest that the minimum using Flectcher-reeves algorithm and further taken energy state of 1H1S_ligand can obtained using up for docking analysis. fletcher reeves algorithm with MM+ force-field (47.9043kcal/mol). IV. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE SCOPE From the above data obtained by Ligands internal energy needs to be performing energy minimization using various minimized before docking experiments. A molecular mechanics optimization methods , we can molecular mechanics and dynamics approach was infer that MM+ molecular mechanics force field employed to evaluate the importance of algorithms with Fletcher reeves algorithm gives better in minimizing the energy of ligands (1H1S_ligand optimization of ligands than others. and 1OIT_ligand). Energy optimization using molecular mechanics approach resulted in Flecher- Energy minimization using Molecular Dynamics: Revees algorithm under MM+ force field as better 1H1S_ligand: optimization method. Molecular dynamics run in 1H1S_ligand was subjected to molecular dynamics, vacuum conditions show lowest energies for changing the run time from 1-5 picoseconds and gemcitabine at 3ps (16.74 kcal/mol), mitoxanthrona keeping all the other parameters constant, the lowest at 2ps (23.22 kcal/mol), 1H1S_ligand at 5ps (35.89 energy value was obtained for the run time 5 ps kcal/mol) and 1OIT_ligand at 2ps (53.61 kcal/mol) (35.8976 kcal/mol) as shown in Table 3. respectively. The minimized energy for 1H1S_ligand is 34.3235 kcal/mol and for Table 3: Molecular dynamics run of 1H1S_ligand 1OIT_ligand is 47.9034 kcal/mol. Further remaining using various run times all ligands bound to CDK-2 proteins are energy liagand Runtime (pS) Energy(kcal/ minimized using Flectcher-reeves algorithm and mol) further taken up for docking analysis. 1 38.9995 2 42.1432 V. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1H1S_ligand 3 39.7106 Dr. Allam Appa Rao and Dr. M. Naresh 4 40.9952 Babu would like to thank the Dept. of Science and 5 Technology for their financial support (DST-CMS 35.8976 GoI Project No.SR/S4/MS:516/07 Dated 21.04.2008) 1OIT_ligand: 1OIT_ligand was subjected to molecular dynamics, changing the run time from 1-5 REFERENCES picoseconds and keeping all the other parameters [1] D. Frenkel, et. al; “Understanding constant, the lowest energy value was obtained for Molecular Simulation: From Algorithms to the run time 2ps (53.6117 kcal/mol) as listed in Applications”(2001) Table 4. [2] D. C. Rapaport; “The Art of Molecular Dynamics Simulations” (2004) [3] H. J. C. Berendsen, Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Stadistical-Mechanical Systems, p. 496. North-Holland, 1986. G. Ciccotti and W. G. Hoover (Editors). [4] H. J. C. Berendsen Comp. Phys. Commun., no. 44, p. 233, 1987 [5] http://biochem-vivek.tripod.com/id26.html 1986 | P a g e
  • 4. Nulaka Srinivasu, M. Naresh Babu, Allam Appa Rao / International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) ISSN: 2248-9622 www.ijera.com Vol. 2, Issue 5, September- October 2012, pp.1884-1887 ANNEXURE 1H1S_ligand: ( 4-[[6-(cyclohexylmethoxy)-9H-purin-2- yl] amino]benzenesulfonamide ) Table 1: Energy minimized data of 1H1S_ligand molecule using various Molecular Mechanics algorithms. Force-field Geometry optimization Energy (kcal/mol) MM+ STEEPEST DESCENT 35.8962 FLETCHER REEVES 34.3235 POLAK-RIBIERE 34.3631 NEWTON-RAPSON 34.0952 AMBER STEEPEST DESCENT 51.9762 FLETCHER REEVES 51.0968 POLAK RIBIERE 51.1408 BIOCHARMM STEEPEST DESCENT 100.5240 FLETCHER REEVES 99.5412 POLAK RIBIERE 99.4335 OPLS STEEPEST DESCENT 39.6702 FLETCHER REEVES 38.8010 POLK RIBIERE 38.7903 10IT_ligand: (4-[(4-imidazo[3,2-a]pyridin-3-ylpyrimidin-2-yl)amino]benzenesulfonamide) Table 2: Energy minimized data of 1OIT_ligand molecule using various Molecular Mechanics algorithms. Force-field Geometry optimization Energy (kcal/mol) MM+ STEEPEST DESCENT 48.3266 MM+ FLETCHER REEVES 47.9034 POLAK RIBIERE 47.9652 AMBER STEEPEST DESCENT 65.1429 FLETCHER REEVES 63.2049 POLAK RIBIERE 63.2717 BIOCHARMM STEEPEST DESCENT 74.9808 FLETCHER REEVES 73.9558 POLAK RIBIERE 73.8895 OPLS STEEPEST DESCENT 50.0360 FLETCHER REEVES 48.9933 POLAK RIBIERE 48.8810 1987 | P a g e