LabGenius
Accelerating protein-based drug discovery through an autonomous, closed-loop robotic platform.
Modular Python-driven framework for seamless computer-aided drug design and scoring function development.
The Open Drug Discovery Toolkit (ODDT) is a comprehensive, open-source Python library designed to streamline the computer-aided drug design (CADD) process. By 2026, ODDT has solidified its position as a critical middle-layer in computational chemistry, bridging the gap between low-level cheminformatics toolkits like RDKit and OpenBabel and high-level machine learning frameworks like Scikit-Learn. Its architecture is modular, allowing researchers to build complex pipelines for virtual screening, molecular docking, and the development of custom scoring functions such as RF-Score or NNScore. ODDT provides a unified API to interact with popular docking engines including Autodock Vina and Smina, abstracting the complexities of file format conversion and command-line execution. This flexibility makes it indispensable for developing proprietary machine learning models that predict binding affinity with high precision. As an industry standard for academic and pharmaceutical research, ODDT facilitates the transition from structural biology data to actionable drug candidates by providing robust tools for interaction fingerprinting, spatial descriptors, and parallelized virtual screening, ensuring it remains at the forefront of the AI-driven drug discovery revolution.
Provides a common interface for both OpenBabel and RDKit, allowing seamless switching between backends.
Accelerating protein-based drug discovery through an autonomous, closed-loop robotic platform.
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Native support for Random Forest-based scoring functions (v1, v2, and v3) for predicting binding affinity.
Calculates SPLIF, PLEIF, and IFP fingerprints based on spatial relationships and atom types.
Offers standardized Python wrappers for Vina, Smina, and Ledock with built-in error handling.
Designed to feed molecular descriptors directly into Scikit-Learn pipelines for model training.
Generates 3D spatial descriptors for protein-ligand complexes.
Optimized for parallel execution across multiple CPU cores using Python's multiprocessing.
Manually running docking for 1M+ compounds is error-prone and slow.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Generic scoring functions lack accuracy for specific protein families.
Comparing how two different ligands interact with the same pocket.