Re: [gmx-users] g_sas for martini coarse-grained particles

2010-07-18 Thread XAvier Periole


the vdW radius of Martini particues is 0.263 nm, or 0.526 nm for the  
diameter.

This is clearly indicated in all the martini papers :))

On Jul 18, 2010, at 1:59 AM, Sanku M wrote:


Hi,
   I am trying to estimate the solvent accessible surface area of   
hydrophobic tails of  a martini DPPC  lipid bilayer . I was going to  
use g_sas for that. But, I observe that this tool gets the vanderwal  
radii from vdwradii.dat file. But, since the particles in the  
martini lipids are united-atom types, I was wondering what will be a  
reasonable radius to use for hydrophobic tail particles of a martini  
lipid ?


Thanks
Sanku

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Re: [gmx-users] g_sas for martini coarse-grained particles

2010-07-18 Thread XAvier Periole


also an example of the use of SASA is in JACS-2007, 129, 10126-10132

On Jul 18, 2010, at 1:59 AM, Sanku M wrote:


Hi,
   I am trying to estimate the solvent accessible surface area of   
hydrophobic tails of  a martini DPPC  lipid bilayer . I was going to  
use g_sas for that. But, I observe that this tool gets the vanderwal  
radii from vdwradii.dat file. But, since the particles in the  
martini lipids are united-atom types, I was wondering what will be a  
reasonable radius to use for hydrophobic tail particles of a martini  
lipid ?


Thanks
Sanku

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[gmx-users] g_sas for martini coarse-grained particles

2010-07-17 Thread Sanku M
Hi,
   I am trying to estimate the solvent accessible surface area of  hydrophobic 
tails of  a martini DPPC  lipid bilayer . I was going to use g_sas for that. 
But, I observe that this tool gets the vanderwal radii from vdwradii.dat file. 
But, since the particles in the martini lipids are united-atom types, I was 
wondering what will be a reasonable radius to use for hydrophobic tail 
particles 
of a martini lipid ?

Thanks
Sanku 


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