Hi,
you wouid _not_ set bonded terms to zero. That would mean that you have
essentially a non-bonded end state allowing the atom to be "everywhere"
(reading Stefan Boresch' papers from 1999 on this may be helpful). The
dihedrals are debatable (a collaborator of mine thinks that having them ze
Dear all,
Due to the computational facilities that I can use I am running 5000 ps
simulations with the villin headpiece system and I am trying to compare the
sampling efficiency of two different methods.
Since for this short simulations, I am not able to observe the folding
phenomena, what would
Dear Gromacs-Users,
I calculate relative binding energies using free energy perturbation (FEP)
and mbar. I have the binding data for 4 receptors and two ligands which are
almost identical. The only difference is the change from a methyl group to
a hydrogen. I alchemically convert a methyl group in
On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 7:39 PM, Justin Lemkul wrote:
>
> On 6/25/15 2:46 PM, John Degenstein wrote:
>>
>> I suppose in retrospect that I could simply use a single processor which I
>> think would reduce the number of DD cells and thus prevent this error.
>>
>
> Or just use OpenMP parallelization.
Dear Users,
I have done a simulation of DMPC lipid bilayer which has 10 drug molecules in
the water phase for 50 ns. In the first 10 ns of simulation, one of the drug
molecules diffuses from water into the other side of lipid bilayer and remains
there. I applied (trjconv –pbc mol), (trjconv
Hello Gromacs users,
As far as I understand, values listed in the top file override any
information pulled from share/gromacs/top. However, ff an atom type (e.g.,
"opls_100") serves as a references to information contained in the
share/gromacs/top directory, is it necessary to include a value for
Dear GROMACS users,
I want to calculate the solvation free energy of a rigid water molecule,
e.g. TIP4P-Ew.
To do this, I define one solute molecule which I refer to as
couple-moltype in the .mdp-file (SOL).
The solvens molecules are exactly the same, just named differently for
distinction (SO
2015-07-29 12:36 GMT+01:00 Justin Lemkul :
> To turn that off you would need "define = -DFLEXIBLE" but you should
> subsequently re-minimize with constraints to avoid weird geometries.
I forgot about it. Thank you!
Dawid Grabarek
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On 7/29/15 7:30 AM, Dawid das wrote:
Dear Gromacs Experts,
I am trying to run l-bfgs minimization with following options (apart from
others):
integrator = l-bfgs ; (other: cg, l-bfgs)
constraints = none ; no constraints
but I still get a message that l-bfgs does no
On 7/29/15 2:32 AM, James Lord wrote:
Hi all,
I have made an oil slab (energy minimized, equilibrated nvt and npt), some
of the oil molecules are at the other end (periodicity).
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0YMTXH1gmQsYmdvQ3huYWtDaGs
then I decided to increase the box size in z direction
On 7/29/15 12:48 AM, su wrote:
Hello everyone
I am doing protein-ligand simulation according to Justin's tutorial. After
running gmx grompp command, i encountered following error:
Fatal error:
Atomtype SDMSO not found.
Is this the force field matching problem? because i am not able to find out
On 7/29/15 12:59 AM, Sun Iba wrote:
Here is the generated topology of ligand with PRODRG server, i believe
something is wrong with atom typs here;
PRODRG COORDS
29
1UNK CLAW 1 1.328 -0.638 -0.151
1UNK CAM 2 1.384 -0.765 -0.049
1UNK SAU 3 1.520 -
Dear Gromacs Experts,
I am trying to run l-bfgs minimization with following options (apart from
others):
integrator = l-bfgs ; (other: cg, l-bfgs)
constraints = none ; no constraints
but I still get a message that l-bfgs does not work with constraints so I
should eithe
Dear Brett:
The answer to your questions is yes. In our lab, we use MD simulations to
study and identify the ATP-hydrolysis induced conformational changes in
several ABC transporters (both exporters and importers). You can check our
papers if you are interested:
- "Insights into the Molecula
can you please email me and tell where i can see response to my question?
thank you in advance
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thanks a lot for your answer.
I will definitely take a look on this study.
Regards,
Netaly
On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 11:22 AM, Kutzner, Carsten wrote:
> Hi Netaly,
>
> in this study http://arxiv.org/abs/1507.00898 are GROMACS performance
> evaluations for many CPU/GPU combinations. Although your
Hi Netaly,
in this study http://arxiv.org/abs/1507.00898 are GROMACS performance
evaluations for many CPU/GPU combinations. Although your combination
is not among them, you could try to estimate its performance from
similar setups.
There is for example an E5-1620 CPU with a TITAN GPU. Although th
Hi Carlos,
this *should* work. In our lab we usually look at density profiles along
the z-axis; that way you get a sense of distribution. Additionally,
depending on the size of your bilayer, you will need to correct for
undulations (non-trivial).
Peter Kroon
On 28/07/15 20:54, Carlos Navarro Ret
Many thanks Brian !
On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 12:50 AM, Brian Yoo wrote:
> Hi Tamrisa,
>
> Sorry for the slow response. Was a bit busy this weekend. I'm guessing you
> are using Bhargava and Klein's model? I made a mistake in setting the
> number of exclusions to 3 rather than 2 for their model. A
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