minnale wrote:
Hi all,
this may be trivial question to you. I am unfamiliar with gromacs.
My doubt is that in POPC analysis most of the cases concerning about
Z-axis why not X and Y. Can you please clear me this doubt.
Thanks in advance for your suggestion.
By convention, we think of bilayers in the x-y plane, with the normal to the
bilayer lying along the z-axis. In a practical sense, it is also very
convenient to use semiisotropic pressure coupling (applied in the x/y and z
dimensions) for membranes.
-Justin
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