The minimum protein-image distance is less than the value 2.0nm, such as t 
around 1.6nm above. Does it mean my simulation is failed in the box size set?
> 在 2016年8月29日,下午8:58,Justin Lemkul <jalem...@vt.edu> 写道:
> 
> 
> 
> On 8/29/16 5:02 AM, YanhuaOuyang wrote:
>> Hi,
>>   I am running a REMD of a disordered protein, I visualized the trajectory 
>> in VMD and I found that the protein is very close to the box edge.
>>   Then I use "gmx mindist " to  check  if a protein has seen its periodic 
>> image during simulation. When I used the command "gmx mindist -f remd_01.pdb 
>> -s remd.tpr -od mindist.xvg -pi" I choose the 1 group---protein. I choose 
>> some data from  mindist.xvg, they are as follow:
>>        0        2.800  5.225  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        2        2.793  5.136  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        4        2.804  5.002  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        6        2.777  5.176  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        8        2.820  5.187  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        10       2.871  5.043  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        12       2.788  5.089  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        14       2.882  4.892  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>       ................
>>        5154     4.153  3.415  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5156     4.222  3.483  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5158     4.154  3.608  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5172     3.607  4.124  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5174     3.556  4.140  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5176     3.303  4.430  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5178     3.291  4.297  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        ...................
>>        5880     1.659  5.595  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5882     1.787  5.564  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5884     1.718  5.575  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5886     1.669  5.654  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5888     1.636  5.752  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5890     1.590  5.761  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5892     1.620  5.786  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5894     1.513  5.791  7.200  7.200  7.200
>>        5896     1.523  5.908  7.200  7.200  7.200
>> I set the short-range VDW and electrostatic cutoffs=1.0 nm, the distance 
>> between the outside of protein and the edge of box is 1.0 nm. the Minimum 
>> distance to periodic image ranges from 1.5 nm to 4.2 nm from the data above. 
>> While the deal value should be at least 2.0 nm, which is double the cutoff.
>> Do anyone knows the simulation is normal and if a protein has seen its 
>> periodic image during simulation?
> 
> It has not seen its periodic image with cutoffs = 1.0 nm.  You have a very 
> thin shell of water around the protein, though, which means there could be 
> some artificial ordering, but whether or not that's enough to seriously 
> perturb the dynamics is not immediately clear.
> 
>> which group should I choose when i using gmx mindist, protein, C-alpha or 
>> some else?
>> 
> 
> Protein.  You need to verify that all protein atoms behaved correctly.  CA 
> atoms are unlikely to ever see their own periodic images unless you have done 
> something horribly wrong in setting up your box.
> 
> -Justin
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