RE: [gmx-users] position restraints with npt ensemble

2007-12-20 Thread Berk Hess

It will be problematic, so I think it would be better to do NVT simulations.
Gromacs 4.0 will support scaling of position restraints coodinates
in two different ways: all coordinates or only the center of mass.
If you really need it you can try to use the current CVS version,
but there all still things being changed and there might be bugs.

Berk.



From: "Zhou Bo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [gmx-users] position restraints with npt ensemble
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 21:21:49 +0800

Hi gmx-users,

I want to restrain some atoms of a certain protein in water for production,
but I am not sure whether it makes sense to make NPT simulations with
position restraints. I mean if the coordinates of the restrained atoms are
not scaled, it would be problematic in pressure coupling. Thanks in 
advance.


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[gmx-users] position restraints with npt ensemble

2007-12-20 Thread Zhou Bo
Hi gmx-users,

I want to restrain some atoms of a certain protein in water for production,
but I am not sure whether it makes sense to make NPT simulations with
position restraints. I mean if the coordinates of the restrained atoms are
not scaled, it would be problematic in pressure coupling. Thanks in advance.

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Re: [gmx-users] g_hbond (Version 3.3 vs Version 3.14)

2007-12-20 Thread David van der Spoel

Anil Kumar wrote:

Dear David,

Thanks for your concern.

i am using g_hbond (After vacuum md, just for one step)

Command with options is

g_hbond -f *.pdb -s *.tpr -num *_num.xvg -hx *_hbhelix.xvg

and when i compare the result of v 3.3.1 and v 3.14, i found there is
difference in *_hbhelix.xvg.

Even for standard helix PDB of octa-alanine capped with ACE and NAC,  v
3.3.1 is giving hydrogen bonds under n-n (Value is 3), n-n+1 (Value is 3)
and rest is showing zero value.

While on contrary v 3.1.4 is giving the correct answer with the value of 6
under the n-n+4.

So, am i doing something wrong or is it bug in v 3.3.1!


Probably a bug. Please submit a bugzilla.



thanks in advance,
With Regards
anil

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[gmx-users] g_hbond (Version 3.3 vs Version 3.14)

2007-12-20 Thread Anil Kumar
Dear David,

Thanks for your concern.

i am using g_hbond (After vacuum md, just for one step)

Command with options is

g_hbond -f *.pdb -s *.tpr -num *_num.xvg -hx *_hbhelix.xvg

and when i compare the result of v 3.3.1 and v 3.14, i found there is
difference in *_hbhelix.xvg.

Even for standard helix PDB of octa-alanine capped with ACE and NAC,  v
3.3.1 is giving hydrogen bonds under n-n (Value is 3), n-n+1 (Value is 3)
and rest is showing zero value.

While on contrary v 3.1.4 is giving the correct answer with the value of 6
under the n-n+4.

So, am i doing something wrong or is it bug in v 3.3.1!

thanks in advance,
With Regards
anil

ANIL KUMAR(Research Scholar),
Bio-Organic Lab No-336(2nd Floor),
Dept. of Chemistry,I.I.T.Bombay,Powai,
Mumbai-400076,
Ph. No.-022-25764780(Lab)
-
Residence:-
Hostel#1,Room#297,IIT Bombay,Powai,
Mumbai-400076,Ph.No.:-+91-9819638547 (Mobile)
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Web:http://chemanil.googlepages.com/
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