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Alexey Sulimov, Ekaterina Katkova, Vladimir Sulimov, Protein-ligand low energy minima pose analysis: docking target functions evaluation with the FLM program Alexey Sulimov, Ekaterina Katkova, Vladimir Sulimov, Moscow, Russia Lomonosov Moscow State University Research Computer Center 02.01.2019

5 components of the rational and smart new drug development To be needed bio-target – medics, pharmaceutists, biologists, biochemists, molecular biologists … Availability of the bio-target 3D structure High accuracy of the protein-ligand binding energy calculations. Error ΔGbind < 1 kcal/mol New compounds synthesis symplicity Availability of reliable test systems for experimental measurements of inhibitors activity 02.01.2019

Decrease time of new inhibitors design Application of molecular modeling should improved effectiveness of rational drug design Decrease time of new inhibitors design Increase diversity of new inhibitors Decrease the number of new compounds syntheses Decrease time of the new drug development Decrease expenses of R&D 02.01.2019

The protein-ligand binding free energy ΔGbind = ΔH – TΔS ΔGbind – the protein-ligand binding free energy ΔH – binding enthalpy, – TΔS – binding entropy ΔG = kT ln(Ki), Ki – inhibition constant Ki – measured in experiment 02.01.2019

Main molecular modeling tools for calculation of the ΔGbind : Docking – ligand positioning in the target protein, estimation of ΔGbind. Docking is the most popular method for Drug Design. There are many docking programs: AutoDock, DOCK, ICM, GOLD, FlexX, FlexE, BUDE, Glide, Surflex-Dock, Lead-Finder, SOL, TTDock, etc. Molecular Dynamics – calculation of trajectories of all protein-ligand atoms and all water molecules; ΔGbind calculation – energy averaging along the trajectories. 02.01.2019

Docking versus MD Docking is the most popular method for Drug Design, Quick, Virtual screening of many thousands of ligands. Score – estimation of ΔGbind – accuracy is bad. Theoretically MD is the most precise method of ΔGbind calculation, too slow for virtual screening, many tricks in calculations – alchemy. Accuracy is not enough for an arbitrary protein-ligand complex. 02.01.2019

Docking Paradigm: The ligand position in the target protein active site corresponds to the global minimum of the protein-ligand energy function Docking – finding the global minimum of the target energy function 02.01.2019

Docking problems Positioning accuracy is not high enough: there are many examples of the native ligand docked with RMSD > 2 Å Accuracy of ΔGbind calculation is not high enough TΔS ~ (the number of ligand torsions) – bad approximation Fitting parameters are used in many docking programs – impossible to estimate accuracy a priory It is impossible to optimize lead compound: to distinguish between weak, medium and strong inhibitors on the base of docking results Accuracy of ΔGbind calculations must be better than 1 kcal/mol 02.01.2019

docking Key Programs for Drug Design: Docking – the correct ligand positioning in the active site of the target-protein Scoring – the correct estimation of the protein-ligand interaction energy High accuracy ~ 1 kcal/mol ~ 0.05 eV Protein-water interaction Ligand-water interaction docking Coulomb interactions Van der Waals interactions Protein-ligand interaction: WATER SOLVENT 02.01.2019 9 9

Is it possible to use Docking for accurate ΔGbind calculations Is it possible to use Docking for accurate ΔGbind calculations? Goals of our research: To find the global minimum (minimum minimorom) for protein-ligand energy target function Different target functions No fitting parameters Detailed investigation of protein-ligand low energy minima Employment of Supercomputers for docking To find causes of low docking accuracy Accuracy of ligand positioning Accuracy of binding energy calculations 02.01.2019

The ligand movement in the protein active site The global energy minimum 02.01.2019

Docking To find the global protein-ligand energy minimum To find a spectrum of protein-ligand low energy minima The global minimum and nearest in energy local minima give main contribution to the binding energy 02.01.2019

FLM docking program – Find Local Minima FLM does not use any preliminary calculated energy grid Rigid protein – for the present investigation Local energy optimization in respect to all ligand atoms from a random initial position Vacuum or implicit solvent models Force Field MMFF94 - for the present investigation Parallel multi-processors calculations: 8191 cores several hours of the Lomonosov supercomputer Search for the low energy minima spectrum (1024 lowest energy different minima) Monte Carlo exhaustive minima search 02.01.2019

Investigation of docking accuracy Positioning accuracy, The docking paradigma check ΔGbind calculation accuracy A set of 16 protein-ligand complexes from Protein Data Bank, RMSD  2 Å, different ligand size and flexibility with known inhibition constants Ki 74 atoms, 19 torsions 02.01.2019

Docking accuracy depends on: Force field – inter- and intra-molecular interactions Solvent (water) model Models of the target protein and ligands The free energy calculation method and approximations Algorithms of calculations Computer resources for docking of one ligand 02.01.2019

Five target energy functions MMFF94 local optimization in vacuum MMFF94 +solvent in the PCM (Polarized Continuum Model) model MMFF94 + solvent in the Surface-GB model PM7 (MOPAC) local optimization in vacuum PM7(MOPAC) + solvent in COSMO model PM7 – new quantum-chemical semiempirical method: Improved dispersion interactions Improved Hydrogen Bonds description 02.01.2019

Minima sets found by FLM {1} {1}MMFF94 – low energy minima selection in vacuum {1}MMFF94+PCM – minima energies recalculation with PCM {1}PM7 – local optimization from these minima with MOPAC in vacuum {1}PM7+COSMO – minima energies recalculation with с COSMO (MOPAC) 02.01.2019

Minima sets found by FLM {2} {2}MMFF94+PCM – low energy minima selection with PCM solvent model {2}MMFF94 – minima energies recalculation in vacuum {2}MMFF94+S-GB - minima energies recalculation with Surface-GB solvent model 02.01.2019

The local minima set updates number (Nu) depending on done «test optimizations» number (No) for 1SQO (black line) and 1VJA (red line) protein-ligand complexes 02.01.2019

Potential energy of the global minimum (Emin) depending on done «test optimizations» number (No) for 1VJA protein-ligand complex. This energy was updated for the last time after 64205 done «test optimizations». 02.01.2019

Minima indexes Each energy minimum has an integer index corresponding to its position in the minima list sorted by their energies in ascending order. The lowest energy minimum has index equal to 1. IN – (Index of Native) is the index of the locally optimized native ligand. INN – (Index of Near Native) is the index of the minimum having RMSD from the non-optimized native ligand position less than 2 Å 02.01.2019

IN / INN indexes for different target functions "inf" for IN means that all (1024) found by FLM low-energy minima have energies below the energy of the optimized native ligand "inf" for INN means that all found by FLM low-energy minima have RMSD from the native position above 2 Å 02.01.2019

Ligand positioning with MMFF94 in vacuo target function The docking paradigm is confirmed only for 3 complexes out of 16 (6 complexes out of 30) – 20% complexes. For these complexes IN / INN = 1 / 1: The locally optimized native ligand pose has lowest energy among energies of all minima found by FLM The minimum with lowest energy (the global minimum of the target function) found by the FLM program is close to the ligand native pose 02.01.2019

Difference between the found global minimum of potential energy Eglobal min and the energy Eopt.nat. of locally optimized native ligand 02.01.2019

The number of local minima within 5 kcal/mol near the global minimum The docking target function: MMFF94 in vacuum 02.01.2019

Conclusions: ligand positioning The energy target function with implicit solvent model is better than the energy target function in vacuum: indexes IN and INN become lower PM7 with solvent (COSMO) is better than MMFF94 with solvent (PCM) Docking program FLM is the tool for testing valuability of energy function for docking application Docking program FLM is the tool for testing effectiveness of the global energy minimum search 02.01.2019

To improve docking accuracy: To find better force field To use implicit water models Force fields should be substituted by quantum chemistry – semiempirical method PM7 02.01.2019

Thank you! Francis Bacon (1561-1626) OF INNOVATIONS …Surely every medicine is an innovation; and he that will not apply new remedies, must expect new evils… Francis Bacon (1561-1626) OF INNOVATIONS Thank you! 02.01.2019 28