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Does CHAI1 Lose Ligand Chemical Bond Information in Predictions? #196

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binbinbinv opened this issue Dec 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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@binbinbinv
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Hi,
I encountered a potential issue with the CHAI1 tool regarding ligand structure predictions. Specifically, it seems that CHAI1 might be losing some chemical bond information during the prediction process.

Steps to Reproduce:
I used CHAI1 to predict protein-ligand complexes.
The input ligand file contained SMILES with a double bond (C=C) explicitly defined.
However, in the predicted output structure, the corresponding bond appeared as a single bond (C-C).

Could this be due to a limitation in CHAI1’s handling of ligand SMILES or the conversion process? Any insights or suggestions would be appreciated!

SMILES:
image

Output of ligand in complex structure:
cd923c7a217747972bdeea55bbafb9c

@arogozhnikov
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However, in the predicted output structure, the corresponding bond appeared as a single bond (C-C).

model predict positions, not bonds between atoms. AFAIR we don't even write anything about bonds to CIF.

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