Dear Justin,
Thanks for your reply. Now, I have problem in generationg the
coordination file. Since my molecule is diatomic, the PRODRG server
fails and when I used another parametrization tool, the output files
were void. Can I generate the file in gromacs? Is there any way to do
it?
Regards,
Sa
On 1/03/2011 4:58 PM, C.Y. Chang wrote:
Hi,
I have modified the dummy atom in the topology (attached files) and
pdb file.
On the other side, I study the lipid system.
Therefore, I constrained all bond lengths in my system.
This is bond parameters in the mdp file.
continuation= no
Hi,
I have modified the dummy atom in the topology (attached files) and pdb
file.
On the other side, I study the lipid system.
Therefore, I constrained all bond lengths in my system.
This is bond parameters in the mdp file.
continuation= no; starting up
constraints = all-bonds
Thank you for your helpful comments. I am totally convinced that I was not
using proper force field.
Best,
moeed
On 28 February 2011 18:12, Justin A. Lemkul wrote:
>
>
> Moeed wrote:
>
>> Dear Justin,
>>
>> Thank you for your message. My objective is to calculate interaction
>> energies betwe
Moeed wrote:
Dear Justin,
Thank you for your message. My objective is to calculate interaction
energies between polymer (polyethylene) and hydrocarbon solvent ( also
FE calculations). I am using rlist of 1.1 nm.
1- Do I need to increase rlist ( to 1.4 nm) to overcome the error message?
Dear Justin,
Thank you for your message. My objective is to calculate interaction
energies between polymer (polyethylene) and hydrocarbon solvent ( also FE
calculations). I am using rlist of 1.1 nm.
1- Do I need to increase rlist ( to 1.4 nm) to overcome the error message?
2- As with the electro
Moeed wrote:
Dear experts,
Please kindly comment on this error. Thank you very much.
I am getting the known charge group radii error. (in 4.0.7 version with
the same settings my simulations run with no error)
==
NOTE 1 [file md.mdp]:
The sum of the two largest cha
Dear experts,
Please kindly comment on this error. Thank you very much.
I am getting the known charge group radii error. (in 4.0.7 version with the
same settings my simulations run with no error)
==
NOTE 1 [file md.mdp]:
The sum of the two largest charge group radii (0.
http://matdl.org/matdlwiki/index.php/softmatter:Radial_Distribution_Func
tion
That tells you what a rdf is and what the units are.
It is a probability function, so your graph is saying that you are 25
times more likely to find the tails 1 nm from the center versus in the
bulk.
If you wa
Dear GMXusers,
Last week, i asked a question about the calculation of average radial
density functions relative to the center of mass of a micelle formed with
DPC molecules (rdf). Unfortunately i received no response. So i re ask my
question. So I would like to obtain the average rdf function (in
That's odd, unless the values are -666. I just looked at the source
code, and it seems as if the temperature is passed on to the right
functions.
Erik
bipin singh skrev 2011-02-28 19.34:
NO, its giving same result no matter what temperature you provide
using -temp option.
On Mon, Feb 28, 20
NO, its giving same result no matter what temperature you provide using
-temp option.
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 23:55, Erik Marklund wrote:
> It computes the same acf, but the thermodynamic/kinetic calculations give
> different results for different -temp, don't they?
>
> Erik
>
> bipin singh skr
that temperature has nothing to do with the simulation itself, so the ACF will
not change (it is meant for the analysis of Gibbs energy associated with the
breaking of that hydrogen bond you are analysing).
best
Andre
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 2:01 PM, bipin singh wrote:
> Thanks for your suggest
kala wrote:
Dear friends
I am trying to run a MD simulation with a Zn ion in the
active site. The zinc makes covalent bond to His , Asp , Cys and Drug
molecule. however I am trying to study various ligands that make a
sustainable bond with zn over period of time. I am new to
It computes the same acf, but the thermodynamic/kinetic calculations
give different results for different -temp, don't they?
Erik
bipin singh skrev 2011-02-28 18.01:
Thanks for your suggestions.
Can you please give some explanation for my second doubt...
2011/2/28 André Farias de Moura ma
Dear friends
I am trying to run a MD simulation with a Zn ion in the
active site. The zinc makes covalent bond to His , Asp , Cys and Drug
molecule. however I am trying to study various ligands that make a
sustainable bond with zn over period of time. I am new to gmx and I am
prett
Thanks Justin!
Quoting "Justin A. Lemkul" :
nishap.pa...@utoronto.ca wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to simulate hexopyronase using OPLS-AA forcefield
using parameters from the paper:
An improved OPLS?AA force field for carbohydrates, 2002 by Gunsteren.
I was looking through the ffoplsa
nishap.pa...@utoronto.ca wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to simulate hexopyronase using OPLS-AA forcefield using
parameters from the paper:
An improved OPLS?AA force field for carbohydrates, 2002 by Gunsteren.
I was looking through the ffoplsaabon.itp file and there are some
dihedral parame
Hello,
I am trying to simulate hexopyronase using OPLS-AA forcefield
using parameters from the paper:
An improved OPLS?AA force field for carbohydrates, 2002 by Gunsteren.
I was looking through the ffoplsaabon.itp file and there are some
dihedral parameters for hexopyronase. I am not s
Thanks, that solved it!
On 28/02/11 11:24, Mark Abraham wrote:
On 02/28/11, *Matthew Cliff * wrote:
Hi,
I'm very new to MD and I am trying to run MD simulations of
proteins binding AlF4-. I am running GROMACS 4.5.3
and using OPLSAA forcefield, Tip4p water.
I have created a topology fi
Please keep all Gromacs-related correspondence on the gmx-users list. I am not
a private tutor.
ajanihar...@gmail.com wrote:
Respected sir,
Sir, can I do simulation without water ?
I dont want use water as solvent in simulation box.
I want do simulation of only protein no any another solve
Thank you very much Per!
I was quite confused when read the papers (by many things, not only
the treatment of the interactions) and now after your explanation, it
is never clearer. Thanks a lot!
Baoqiang
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Thanks for your suggestions.
Can you please give some explanation for my second doubt...
2011/2/28 André Farias de Moura
> the manual does not enclose all the necessary knowledge for any kind of MD
> simulation or analyses, so you have to read some papers and textbooks as
> well.as I've alre
ajanihar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am using gromacs 4.5.3 version
I have query regarding solvent.
My protein is completly hydrophobic. So i dont want use a solvent(water). So how to neutralize protein without water.
Then what solvent do you intend to use?
Can i run grom
Hi!
The treatment of 1-2, 1-3 and 1-4 interactions with gbsa differ between the
different born radii models, but not between force fields.
For the Still model, polarisation energies are computed once for 1-2, 1-3 and
1-4 interactions, and never updated for these. For the HCT/OBC models, all
in
the manual does not enclose all the necessary knowledge for any kind of MD
simulation or analyses, so you have to read some papers and textbooks as
well.
as I've already pointed out, g_hbond reads the whole set of frames, but the
results are meaningful (in the sense of having a homogeneous varianc
Hi,
I'm using GBSA with opls-aa force field and have some questions that I
couldn't find answers, I'd definitely be grateful if could get answer
of tips. How does GBSA treat 1-2(covalent bonded), 1-3(bonded angle),
1-4(improper torsion) interactions? Should they all contribute nothing
to GBSA ener
Hi everyone,
I am using gromacs 4.5.3 version
I have query regarding solvent.
My protein is completly hydrophobic. So i dont want use a solvent(water). So
how to neutralize protein without water.
Then what solvent do you intend to use?
Can i run gromacs without water ?
Sure, you ca
Hello,
I am usng g_hbond to calculate H bond auto correlation during the simulation
for two residues in my system, I have two doubts regarding this:
1)How to use -acflen to calculate autocorrelation for all the frames instead
of half of the frames
2) What is the use of -temp option in calculating
ajanihar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am using gromacs 4.3 beta.
There is no such version. You probably shouldn't be any sort of beta version
for any other purpose but to debug and test new features.
I have query regarding solvent.
My protein is completly hydrophobic. So i dont
Hi everyone,
I am using gromacs 4.3 beta.
I have query regarding solvent.
My protein is completly hydrophobic. So i dont want use a solvent(water). So
how to neutralize protein without water.
Can i run gromacs without water ?
my simulation has charged residue in protein.
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sakthi kumaran wrote:
hi
I installed gromacs through the synaptics package manager in ubuntu
10.10 Since I am new to linux. So after installation when I tried to run
the example tutorials available in tutor folder, its not running. When I
tried to run the program water the .tdr file is no
On 02/28/11, "C.Y. Chang" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to add a dummy atom in my small molecular pdb and
> topology file. (attached files)
> But the MDS process still shut down.
> The msg. is
> [1]+ Exit 255 nohup mdrun -v -deffnm npt_cmplx
>
>
> Could you give me some suggestion
On 02/28/11, Matthew Cliff wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm very new to MD and I am trying to run MD simulations of proteins
> binding AlF4-. I am running GROMACS 4.5.3
> and using OPLSAA forcefield, Tip4p water.
> I have created a topology file for AlF4 (see below), and added atom types to
> the fo
Hi,
I'm very new to MD and I am trying to run MD simulations of
proteins binding AlF4-. I am running GROMACS 4.5.3
and using OPLSAA forcefield, Tip4p water.
I have created a topology file for AlF4 (see below), and added atom
types to the forcefield files atomtypes and ffnonbonded (see bott
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