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Supported Platforms
  • Mac OS-X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard)
  • 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7, 32-bit Windows XP SP3
  • 32-bit and 64-bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux versions 5 and 6

Molecular Data Explorer (MDE)
- The MDE includes fully synchronized viewers:
   • An updated molecular spreadsheet.
   • A 3D Viewer with its own toolbar and most of the graphics features of the SYBYL window.
    Browse through the structures or overlay them. Display a UNITY query, a ligand or a protein active site as a     reference.
   • A Grid View of the 2D structures.
   • Graphing mechanisms with right-click customization:
   • Scatter plot
   • Histogram
   • Structure similarity map (introduced with SYBYL-X 1.2 in the QSAR Project Manager)

- New features of the updated MDE include the ability to:
   • Import data and compounds by merging the open dataset and the contents of files in a wide variety of     formats.
   • Calculate multiple properties at once.
   • Define and apply filter rules.
   • Print any of the viewers or save its image.
   • Reopen an MDE with all its component viewers in their saved state.

QSAR Project Manager
  • The CoMSIA and EVA methods have been added to the list of descriptors that can be computed and     used to create models.

General SYBYL-X 2.0 Enhancements
  • Invisible hydrogens connected to selected heavy atoms are selected implicitly and are affected by
    subsequent operations applied to the selection. Typical usage scenarios include:
      • View the binding site of a protein or color it for contrast
      • Delete the ligand or extract it into another molecule area
      • Render the ligand in capped sticks for contrast
      • Label specific atoms
      • Create a surface on a ligand
  • The ligand database included with the biopolymer dictionary has been regenerated from RCSB¡¯s Ligand
    Depot. The new file ($TA_ROOT/biopolymer/tables/ligand_db.def) includes 12975 entries, which greatly     improves the atom and bond typing of ligands and modified residues read in from PDB files.
  • Several movies provide a quick introduction to various aspects of SYBYL workflows. All are accessible
    within the Tripos Bookshelf.
  • Support of Commercial Queuing Systems for Surflex-Dock and Surflex-Sim.


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