On 8/18/12 5:59 PM, Andrew DeYoung wrote:
Hi,
If you have time, I have some questions about the neighbor list and cut-off
values.
I am running NVT simulations with coulombtype = PME and vdwtype = cut-off.
I have specified equal neighbor search, vdw, and Coulomb cut-offs: rlist =
1.5 nm, rvdw
On 8/18/12 6:20 PM, Shima Arasteh wrote:
Dear all,
I'm doing the protein-lipid membrane simulation by Justin's tutorial of KALP15
in DPPC.
I modified the force field as said in tutorial. Next in grompp step I get a
warning as below:
WARNING 1 [file ffnonbonded.itp, line 3097]:
Overriding
On 19/08/2012 10:12 AM, Acoot Brett wrote:
Dear Rui and All,
For the initial PDB file for my MD, it contains chain A (residue 1-400) and B (residue 1-40). After I load the trajectory file to VMD, I find it has converted both chain A and B to chain X. And in chain X it contains the original seq
Dear Rui and All,
For the initial PDB file for my MD, it contains chain A (residue 1-400) and B
(residue 1-40). After I load the trajectory file to VMD, I find it has
converted both chain A and B to chain X. And in chain X it contains the
original sequences of both chain A and chain B, which m
Dear all,
I'm doing the protein-lipid membrane simulation by Justin's tutorial of KALP15
in DPPC.
I modified the force field as said in tutorial. Next in grompp step I get a
warning as below:
WARNING 1 [file ffnonbonded.itp, line 3097]:
Overriding LJ-14 parameters.
old: 0.00261735 2.63413e-
Hi,
If you have time, I have some questions about the neighbor list and cut-off
values.
I am running NVT simulations with coulombtype = PME and vdwtype = cut-off.
I have specified equal neighbor search, vdw, and Coulomb cut-offs: rlist =
1.5 nm, rvdw = 1.5 nm, rcoulomb = 1.5 nm. Is it a good id
Dear gmx users.
I am new for MD and am learning hard but need to ask simple question,,,
I have co2 + water system.
I understand RDF and it can calculate with g_rdf by choosing 2 species
like o-o, c-o, etc.
I also want to learn structure factor. But for structure factor can
only choose 1 species,
Hi,
You could do something like this:
set sel1 [atomselect top "residue 0 to 499"]
$sel1 set chain A
set sel2 [atomselect top "residue 500 to 999"]
$sel2 set chain B
Hope this helps,
Rui Rodrigues
De: gmx-users-boun...@gromacs.org [gmx-users-boun...@gro
Dear All,
After the production MD for a 2-chain protein complex (chain A and chain B) was
done, I used VMD to observe the trajectory. I want to color the 2 chains in
different color.
However it seems during the observation of the trajectory by VMD, VMD treated
both of the 2 chains as ch
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