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CADD Assessment I-Practice Session

Total questions: 6

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the principle behind Computational Drug Design?

a)

The understanding of the process of drug discovery and development from the identification of novel drug targets to the introduction of new drugs into clinical practice.

b)

Involves only modern patterns in compound characterization

c)

Modern techniques for data collection

d)

Technique to assess chemical compounds

2.

What does the statement " from a million to one" stand for?

a)

Reversion to one of a million Drug design concepts

b)

Reversion to one of a million compounds

c)

Reversion to one of a million receptors

d)

Reversion to one of a million fragments

3.

What does PDB stand for?

a)

Protein Data Bank

b)

Python Debugger

c)

Prescription Drugs Branch

d)

Paget Disease Of Bone

4.

Why do we need to prepare ligands before docking?

a)

To generate 3-dimensional geometries and ligand properties like molecular weight etc.

b)

To generate 3D figures.

c)

To add hydrogen atoms,

add missing amino acids and hetero groups

d)

To generate 3-dimensional geometries,

assign proper bond orders, accessible tautomer, and

ionization states generate

5.

Docking can be performed between?

a)

only small molecules and protein

b)

two proteins

c)

antibody and protein

d)

between all kinds of proteins and between all kinds of small molecules and receptor

6.

Which target should we choose from the signalling cascade related to disease?

a)

rate-limiting target

b)

multi-responsive target

c)

a gene

d)

any protein in the cascade