First of all Happy New Year to everyone. Second, Justin I admire you. You keep
this forum alive and very well tended. Great job.Third, Parisa, try running
do_dssp with the flag -dt and pick an interval one or two orders of magnitude
smaller than the length of your simulation. That should do it.
Maria,
You can place the export command in your .profile. That will get them to work.
Use something like env | grep CPPFLAGS to make sure those settings are active
before compiling gromacs.
Best regards.
Message: 6
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2012 11:31:10 +0100
From: maria goranovic
Morning Shine and Tsjerk,
Sorry for the missing links (here and here), I was refering to PyMol wiki's and
a blog:
http://macosxpostdoc.blogspot.mx/2012/04/dssp-through-pymol.html
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/DSSP_Stride
But what Tsjerk mentions is far more relevant, I was thinking
Hello Shine,
Besides what Justin mentioned you have to be careful of what you consider a
helix or a loop. Pymol is note very accurate when it assigns secondary
structure. I recommend you install dssp within Pymol (see here and here) and
double check you secondary structure. Odds are that it
Good day,
I was looking for the documentation for the .gro format but I couldn't find it
on the site or manual. I am missing something?I am trying to parametrize some
lipid ligands using ATB (http://compbio.biosci.uq.edu.au/atb) and I have been
creating the .gro files by trial and error. I
Thank you, Justin. I havenĀ“t thought of that.
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