Gnina 7 is used to perform molecular docking. Gnina is a fork of AutoDock Vina 39 that uses a convolutional neural network protein-ligand scoring function to select and ranking poses. Independent evaluations of Gnina have found it to have comparable performance to the commercial Glide software while outperforming other open source docking programs such as smina. Poses are sampled using a Monte Carlo Metropolis algorithm that perturbs the rigid body degrees of freedom (translation and rotation) and torsional degrees of freedom.