PocketMatch is a software for comparison of binding sites in a frame invariant manner. Each binding site is represented by 90 lists of sorted distances capturing shape and chemical nature of the site. The sorted arrays are then aligned using an incremental alignment method and scored to obtain PMScores for pairs of sites.
IDRBind is a protein interface predictor for binding sites of intrinsically disordered protein regions (IDRs), ranging from peptide motifs (i.e., short linear motifs) to molecular recognition features (MoRFs). Differentiating IDRBind from other interface predictors is its emphasis on binding sites of MoRFs, which are long interaction mediating elements within IDRs.
FITOM is a computer program for the detection of binding sites in DNA or RNA sequences. It implements several methods described in the literature to compute an approximation of binding affinity for a particular site based on a collection of binding sequences provided by the user.
xFITOM is a fully featured GUI-enabled version of FITOM for Ms-Windows platforms that integrates additional functionality. The program provides an easy to use graphical user interface (GUI) to define all the relevant options for locating binding sites in genetic sequences.
BSpred is a neural network based algorithm for predicting binding site of proteins from amino acid sequences. The algorithm was extensively trained on the sequence-based features including protein sequence profile, secondary structure prediction, and hydrophobicity scales of amino acids.
DoGSiteScorer is an automated pocket detection and analysis tool. Size, shape and physico-chemical features of automatically predicted pockets are annotated and incorporated into a support vector machine for druggability estimations.