[gmx-users] Required help in topology making

2009-07-29 Thread supti mukherjee
Dear All
   I have a protein where one residue ( Lysine ) is making a covalent bond
with
   the cofactor Pyridoxal phosphate. I have created other parameters of
   heteroatom PLP  through PRODRG and manual checking. But I am not sure how
to
   include the parameters for the imine bond ( C=N  bond ) that has been
   formed between side chain amine group of lysine and aldehyde group of
   Pyridoxal phosphate.
   Do I have to edit  C-termini database file ( ff-c.tdb ) ?
   A clue to this problem will be highly appreciated.
   Regards
   Supti Mukhopadhyay
   Senior Research Fellow
   Department of Psychopharmacology
   NIMHANS, Bangalore
   India
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Re: [gmx-users] Required help in topology making

2009-07-29 Thread Mark Abraham

supti mukherjee wrote:

Dear All
   I have a protein where one residue ( Lysine ) is making a covalent bond
with
   the cofactor Pyridoxal phosphate. I have created other parameters of
   heteroatom PLP  through PRODRG and manual checking. But I am not sure how
to
   include the parameters for the imine bond ( C=N  bond ) that has been
   formed between side chain amine group of lysine and aldehyde group of
   Pyridoxal phosphate.
   Do I have to edit  C-termini database file ( ff-c.tdb ) ?


No, that's only useful for tweaking things along the peptide backbone.

Simplest, if you already know what you are doing, is to edit the .rtp 
file to make a modified lysine residue that has the cofactor with all 
the right parameters. Then pdb2gmx can just work on a structure you 
provide that has the cofactor. Detailed knowledge of chapter 5 of the 
manual will be required.


As a guide, you might construct a cofactor-bound lysine, and give that 
to PRODRG and use the topology generated as a partial template for the 
modified lysine residue. Perhaps work on a H2C=N lysine modification 
first of all, and then scale up.


Whether PRODRG generates suitable parameters is something you will have 
to verify independently.


Mark
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