Hi,

When I tried to pack different proteins around the lipids (this protein I put 
it in the position which was nearly going to jump out of the lipids, so it's 
not exactly inserted into it, just very shallow into it), I used the vmd to see 
the system.gro, which without being inflated first, I noticed
some warnings like this:

Warning) Unusual bond between residues:  40 (protein) and 491 (none)
Warning) Unusual bond between residues:  40 (protein) and 491 (none)
Warning) Unusual bond between residues:  40 (protein) and 491 (none)

when I removed those residues such as 491 (none), not protein ones, those 
warning disappeared.

I noticed on Justine's tutorial, there were 26 iterations of scaling down. I 
did those iterations step by step manually before and cost me nearly 40 
mind-not-running minutes to finish, but later I spent crazy 2 hours or more to 
write a short and clumsy script to save mine 40 mins work in the future. This 
is not the point.  The point was that, are there some shortcuts? I wonder 
whether I could avoid doing those inflategro first, and then shrink and energy 
minimization also being avoided by simply removed those lipids (I know I still 
need a final EM).
or,
Can we locally inflated those membrane and then locally packed them together. 
Very local, or maybe just simply removed those lipids.

How could I make sure the removal ones are going to be nice, from which sides I 
should check.

Thanks and best regards,

lina

p.s  To avoid a very trivial description, I put some background information 
below, thanks for your time.

from Tieleman's website
http://moose.bio.ucalgary.ca/index.php?page=Translate_lipdis

and Justine's webpage
http://www.bevanlab.biochem.vt.edu/Pages/Personal/justin/gmx-tutorials/membrane_protein/03_solvate.html

 I tried pack the lipids around the protein, no doubt followed perfectly based 
on the tutorial before.


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