On 2/3/16 6:34 AM, Timofey Tyugashev wrote:
Thank you for replies on my previous questions.
And now I have another one dealing with trjconv.
I have a simulation of a three-chain protein/nucleic acid complex. Naturally,
it gets broken in three separate strands by PBC.
After trying several, I settled on using options '-pbc mol' with '-ur compact'
which makes the complex look decent again and it looks like that does the job.
But I'm worried about a possibility of something getting unrepaired by this
option and getting unnoticed by me. What is the way to check for it?
Any molecules that appear to fly away suddenly will be a pretty dead giveaway.
In general, for multimeric complexes, you need to do a lot more work, e.g.
centering on a single chain after making molecules whole and removing jumps. If
a simple -pbc mol -ur compact does the trick, probably nothing has actually
crossed a periodic boundary yet.
Also it keeps tumbling around the cell during the trajectory. It's annoying. Is
there a way to pin down the cluster and stop it from rotating?
This is what trjconv -fit is for.
-Justin
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