Protein Database
Browse olfactory receptor proteins by insect species and family, with 3D structure visualization
Enter Module →Plant Volatiles
Browse plant volatile compounds with 2D/3D structure viewing and molecular properties
Enter Module →Docking Results
Browse molecular docking results with binding affinities, pocket definitions, and poses
Enter Module →Structure Prediction
Predict protein 3D structures using AlphaFold3
Enter Module →Pocket Comparison
Upload two receptor PDB structures to compare binding pocket properties
Enter Module →Comparative Docking Explorer
Compare receptor-specific docking-derived LE-like ranks and cross-receptor ranking frequency across odorant receptors within each species
View Dashboard →Data Overview
Pocket Volume Distribution
About Us
InScent Screener is a web-based platform for insect olfactory receptor research and pest behavior regulator discovery. It integrates olfactory receptor proteins across multiple insect orders and olfaction-related protein families, together with a curated library of plant volatile compounds, providing a one-stop platform for receptor-ligand interaction analysis.
Key Features
- Protein Database — browse olfactory receptors by insect order, species, and protein family, with 3D structure visualization
- Plant Volatiles Database — explore volatile compounds with physicochemical properties and chemical classification
- Molecular Docking — pre-computed Vina docking results for systematic screening of receptor-ligand binding affinities
- Comparative Docking — explore within-receptor ligand ranks and cross-receptor ranking frequency without treating docking cutoffs as biological activity
- Pocket Comparison — compare binding pocket properties between two receptor structures for selectivity insight
- Structure Prediction — AlphaFold3-powered 3D structure prediction for novel olfactory receptors
Contact
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Key Laboratory of Entomology and Pest Control Engineering, College of Plant Protection, Southwest University, Chongqing, China