On 1/9/17 2:09 AM, Shanmuga Priya V.G wrote:
Dear Gromacs Users,
I have a insilico model of Mycobacterium tuberculosis cell wall (surface)
protein
which has no transmembrane helices. Which Gromacs tutorials should I
follow for MD studies to know about its conformational stability and
latter for protein - ligand studies. Kindly guide me
This depends on whether or not the protein has any significant interaction with
the cell wall. If it does, you'll have to model it as a peripheral membrane
protein (e.g. bound to, but not embedded in, the membrane). Otherwise, if it is
distant from the cell wall, it's like any normal protein-in-water system or
protein-ligand complex, for which any number of tutorials exist (just ask Google!).
-Justin
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