Dear all
I want to ask one basic question i.e is it possible to do
simulation of DNA model with gromacs ? If it possible which force field will
be suitable for this?
I am waiting for yours reply.
thanks a lot in advance.
Nitu sharma
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Dear Sir,
I want to calculate local pressure of the bilayer membrane. I
see from the mailing list and earlier paper that it was done by
gromacs-locap-3.0.2. Could you please tell me that this package will assist
with gromacs 3.3.3 or gromacs 4.0.4 version. Is there any other option to
c
I would recommend you have a read through the appendix in the GROMACS
manual titled "Manual Pages". This has all the scripts provided with
GROMACS and the manual page for them, which describes what each one
does. Reading through that will go a long way to letting you know what
you can and can't d
Dear Sir,
I would like to calculate local pressure of the bilayer
membrane.
Is it possible to do by new version of gromacs. could you please assist me
to do it. After simulating bilayer m,embrane, I found trr, edr files.
Thanking you ,
Anirban
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Dear Sir,
I am analysing bilayer membrane. Could you please tell me how I
can calculate stress and surface tension of the membrane?
Thanking you,
Anirban
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anirban polley wrote:
Dear Sir,
I want to calculate virial, hence pressure.
PV=NKT-1/3 * < sum of (r * f)>
where r is displacement and f is internal force. Now, how can
I proceed?
1. g_traj -f name.trr -af gives me force and each velocity with time?
Now, question, is the f
Dear Sir,
I want to calculate virial, hence pressure.
PV=NKT-1/3 * < sum of (r * f)>
where r is displacement and f is internal force. Now, how can I
proceed?
1. g_traj -f name.trr -af gives me force and each velocity with time?
Now, question, is the force given in data is only
zhang wrote:
Dear users,
I use the Cationic Dummy Atom methods by Pang to simulate a protein
containing Zn2+. How to get the parameters in [ virtual_sites? ]
section? I use the model 4fd.
In the following example, how to get the value of parameters a, b
and d?
[ virtual sit
Dear users,
I use the Cationic Dummy Atom methods by Pang to simulate a protein
containing Zn2+. How to get the parameters in [ virtual_sites? ] section? I use
the model 4fd.
In the following example, how to get the value of parameters a, b and d?
[ virtual sites4 ]
;
Paulo Netz wrote:
Dear Gromacs users
I am simulating the interactions between ligands and DNA
using GROMACS with the AMBER force field, as implemented with
the AMBER PORT for GROMACS. Simulating DNA is actually
very easy with this protocol, but for the ligand some
problems arise. Until now we ar
Dear Gromacs users
I am simulating the interactions between ligands and DNA
using GROMACS with the AMBER force field, as implemented with
the AMBER PORT for GROMACS. Simulating DNA is actually
very easy with this protocol, but for the ligand some
problems arise. Until now we are constructing the
t
Zhong Zheng wrote:
Thanks. That solves the problem. But I still see this warning message:
Steepest Descents did not converge to Fmax < 10 in 201 steps.
Potential Energy = -1.2866480e+05
Maximum force = 3.4851584e+03 on atom 3683
Norm of force = 6.3128883e+01
That means I should ru
Thanks. That solves the problem. But I still see this warning message:
Steepest Descents did not converge to Fmax < 10 in 201 steps.
Potential Energy = -1.2866480e+05
Maximum force = 3.4851584e+03 on atom 3683
Norm of force = 6.3128883e+01
That means I should run longer energy minimiz
Dear Gromacs Users
I am simulating the interactions between ligands and DNA
using GROMACS with the AMBER force field, as implemented with
the AMBER PORT for GROMACS. Simulating DNA is actually
very easy with this protocol, but for the ligand some
problems arise. Until now we are constructing the
Dear GROMACS users,
I want to use GROMOS force field for the polyethylene simulations to compare
the performance of this force field with those generated for alkanes. I have
prepared my own files based on the ffG53a5 files. In itp I used
[ defaults ]
; nbfunccomb-rule gen-pairs
Hello all!
I found the answer on:
http://md.chem.rug.nl/~marrink/MARTINI/Tutorial.html
Best regards,
Edson.
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Hi Patrick,
Thank you very much for your response. I have just downloaded the paper of
which you sent the reference. I have not found other FF parameters except
for the torsional one about the C-C bond. I have also some papers which
provide good results on PEO simulations (JCP, 124, 234901 (2006);
Hi Zuzana,
I'm actually working on the paramaterization of polyethers with the
GROMOS developers. Currently in G53a?, there's no such torsion O-C-C-O
in GROMOS and I don't advice to use any combination of existing
monoethers. I could figure out that they give the wrong free energy of
hydration
It would be best to post this message on the gmx-users list. It is a
Gromacs-related error message, and not specific to my tutorial.
It is an oft-encountered error, resulting from incorrect updating of your
topology. InflateGRO *did* remove lipids; check the screen output carefully.
Here's
ilona.bal...@bioquant.uni-heidelberg.de wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to change my ice crystal from a three-site water model to
the TIP5P water model. For that I use pdb2gmx. The program adds the two
dummy atoms, but they are at exactly the same position as the oxygen and
not two additional sites a
Hello,
I think that it would be useful to clusterize any kind of values with
g_cluster. However the only way I found to input values from an external
matrix is in xpm format.
Is there a way to input to g_cluster a square matrix of numbers, so that
it keeps the actual values and it doesn't approx
Hello all!
I would like to know if anybody already know a way to convert a protein.pdb
in course-grain to atomistic model?
This protein was previus atomistic, but now I am working with its
course-grain state to improve my analysis.
best regards,
Edson.
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ilona.bal...@bioquant.uni-heidelberg.de wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to change my ice crystal from a three-site water model to
the TIP5P water model. For that I use pdb2gmx. The program adds the two
dummy atoms, but they are at exactly the same position as the oxygen and
not two additional sites
Hi,
I have an optimal leap-frog v-rescale thermostat implemented for CVS head.
This will be in Gromacs 4.1.
Gromacs 4.1 will probably also have a velocity verlet integrator,
for which we can also remove the last very small drift in the v-rescale
implementation.
Berk
> From: servaas.michielss..
Hi,
I am trying to change my ice crystal from a three-site water model to
the TIP5P water model. For that I use pdb2gmx. The program adds the
two dummy atoms, but they are at exactly the same position as the
oxygen and not two additional sites as stated by the paper and also as
I find in
Dear Dr. Bussi,
Thank you very much for the explanation of this problem.
So I understand that a problem remains with the integrator used in
GROMACS for small systems and that Berk is fixing this (and also a small
error is comming from using leap frog instead of velocity verlet).
I don't use th
darre...@ece.ubc.ca wrote:
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the quick reply.
Yes, I was also thinking about using a different atom type such as the
alkane types you mentioned below. However, when I thought about how I
can include these atom types in my .n2t file, I recognized that this
might cause a pote
Dear GROMACS users
I want to run simulations of polyethyleneoxide melt. In literature I have
found united atoms force fields that performed well for this kind of
simulation. For dihedral potential I need to extend the Ryckaert-Bellemans
potential up to the order of six. I have looked at the mailin
Hi Nitu
You cab use the Gromacs tool genrest.
Nuno
On Tue, 2009-05-12 at 12:28 +0530, nitu sharma wrote:
> Dear all
>
> I need lipid_posre.itp file can anyone suggest me
> from where I can find it ?or If I have to make it by my own then
> please let me know how can I make it
Hello Anirban,
This is due to some wrong editing and modifications of the .itp files.
Please follow the tutorial carefully. The explanation for each modification
is also given quite clearly.
Regards,
Pawan
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 2:26 PM, Anirban Ghosh wrote:
> Hello Pawan and Justin,
>
> Thank
Hello Pawan and Justin,
Thanks for the reply.
I have removed the HW entries from the ffG53a6nb_lipid.itp file and still
getting the error:
--
Fatal error:
Unknown atomtype OW
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Saskia Frenzel wrote:
Dear all,
I have a problem with the creating of a top-file because the following error
appeared:
Fatal error:
[ file spc.itp, line 32 ]
Atom index (1) in bonds out of bounds (1-0).
This probably means that you have inserted topologie
section "settles" in a part belonging
Dear all,
I have a problem with the creating of a top-file because the following error
appeared:
Fatal error:
[ file spc.itp, line 32 ]
Atom index (1) in bonds out of bounds (1-0).
This probably means that you have inserted topologie
section "settles" in a part belonging to a different
molecule
Dear Servaas,
the problem that you found is not related to the stochastic rescaling
itself, but to the way the effective energy is calculated in gromacs.
In particular, the increment in the integral part is not consistent
with the applied scaling. You can correct for this by changing
src/mdlib/cou
nitu sharma wrote:
Dear all
I need lipid_posre.itp file can anyone suggest me
from where I can find it ?or If I have to make it by my own then please
let me know how can I make it.
If anyone can suggest me I really will be thankful for him.
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