Dear Mark,
I used to put ten molecules of hexanol in a box 5 5 1 with the instruction
genbox -ci hexanol.gro -nmol 10 -box 5 5 1 -o layer.gro -p hexanol.top.
However, now I want to fill up the box 4 4 4 with hexanol molecules.
If I change the number 10 in the instruction to 1000 or 1, it will
Dear members of gromacs
Let you know that I'm a beginner of Gromacs.
I am trying to simulate the diffusion problem on some zeolite structure.
(especially ZSM-22)
From the manual, I knew that the three files are required to get the .tpr
input file.
I got the .pdb file of my concerned
Dear members of gromacs
Hi, I'm a beginner of gromacs.
I want to simulate the diffusion problem when the particle diffuses into the
cylinder pore which has the implicit wall (with some atoms).
The diffusing particle has to be updated during the integration step but the
particle on the
I've found that in general ussage of cutt-offs beetwen 0.8-1.2 nm might
provide good results.
But now I have some problems with minimization of my initial structure
Firstly, I've performed steep minimization ( emtool=1000, emstep =
0.01 ) and than CG minimization (emtool=1, emstep =
Dear gmx-users:
I read some research articles of calculating the binding free energy, still I
can not figure out how to get the orientational parameters.
If I have the crystal structure of ligand bound protein, so I need to choose
three anchor atoms in the protein and three anchor atoms in
cuong nguyen wrote:
Dear Mark,
I used to put ten molecules of hexanol in a box 5 5 1 with the
instruction genbox -ci hexanol.gro -nmol 10 -box 5 5 1 -o layer.gro -p
hexanol.top. However, now I want to fill up the box 4 4 4 with hexanol
molecules.
If I change the number 10 in the
Kiwoong Kim wrote:
Dear members of gromacs
Let you know that I'm a beginner of Gromacs.
I am trying to simulate the diffusion problem on some zeolite structure.
(especially ZSM-22)
From the manual, I knew that the three files are required to get the
.tpr input file.
I got the .pdb file
Dear gromacs users
I want to know what is difference between restrained EM and restrained EM or
between constrained MD and constrained MD.
any help will highly appreciated.
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shahab shariati wrote:
Dear gromacs users
I want to know what is difference between restrained EM and restrained EM or
between constrained MD and constrained MD.
any help will highly appreciated.
http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Terminology/Constraints_and_Restraints
-Justin
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On 26/10/2011 7:54 PM, James Starlight wrote:
I've found that in general ussage of cutt-offs beetwen 0.8-1.2 nm
might provide good results.
But now I have some problems with minimization of my initial structure
Firstly, I've performed steep minimization ( emtool=1000, emstep
= 0.01 )
On 26/10/2011 6:47 PM, Kiwoong Kim wrote:
Dear members of gromacs
Hi, I'm a beginner of gromacs.
I want to simulate the diffusion problem when the particle diffuses
into the cylinder pore which has the implicit wall (with some atoms).
I don't understand the sense in which it could be an
Mark hello,
2011/10/26 Mark Abraham mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
We don't know the sense in which it didn't minimize properly, so there's
not much point us guessing.
The output value for Epot was -2.0 after steep minimization and -2.5 after
CG. Also as the consequense after both energy
On 26/10/2011 11:04 PM, James Starlight wrote:
Mark hello,
2011/10/26 Mark Abraham mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
mailto:mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
We don't know the sense in which it didn't minimize properly, so
there's not much point us guessing.
The output value for Epot was -2.0 after
Dear all
my system contains protein + ligand+ water molecules.
protein + ligand = solute
water molecules = solvent
I want to do minimization energy in 3 steps :
step 1) on protein only
step 2) on all solute (protein + ligand)
step 3) on all system
should I use position restrained
On 26/10/2011 11:24 PM, Atila Petrosian wrote:
Dear all
my system contains protein + ligand+ water molecules.
protein + ligand = solute
water molecules = solvent
I want to do minimization energy in 3 steps :
step 1) on protein only
step 2) on all solute (protein + ligand)
step 3) on all
Mark,
2011/10/26 Mark Abraham mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
Or that your starting structure is not close enough to a sensible minimum
for a local gradient-based optimizer to do the job. Look at the atoms with
the large forces and see what you can learn.
So for that purpose I've done steep
James Starlight wrote:
Mark,
2011/10/26 Mark Abraham mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
mailto:mark.abra...@anu.edu.au
Or that your starting structure is not close enough to a sensible
minimum for a local gradient-based optimizer to do the job. Look at
the atoms with the large forces and
Dear Mark
thanks for your reply
you said if pdb2gmx is able to treat the whole system in one pass, then it
will write such position restraint
files automatically
in my system, what pdb2gmx includes are in below:
; Include forcefield parameters
#include amber03.ff/forcefield.itp
; Include
I want to use define = -DPOSRES_Protein_chain_A for step 1.
is it true?
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Hi James,
Regarding PCA and NMA congruency, they are different things, unless
the energy landscape consists of a single harmonic potential well. The
principal components and the normal modes will usually correlate quite
well, but if the simulation is sampling different energy minima, there
may be
Atila Petrosian wrote:
I want to use define = -DPOSRES_Protein_chain_A for step 1.
is it true?
Not per the topology you posted earlier. Your only option (at this point) for
restraining the protein is -DPOSRES, which restrains all the chains.
If you want to restrain parts of your
Hi,
I'm performing united atom simulations of sugars and lipids and
comparing calculated properties like C-H dipolar couplings and order
parameters with corresponding results from experiments. To do this I
need to calculate the hydrogen postitions of the hydrogens I'm
interested in, and have
Dear Justin
thanks for your attention
I deleted posre.itp file which pdb2gmx was created (containing all solute).I
made a posre.itp (containing only protein) by genrestr.
now if I use define = -DPOSRES, gromacs use from my posre.itp. is it true?
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On 27/10/2011 12:28 AM, Atila Petrosian wrote:
Dear Mark
thanks for your reply
you said if pdb2gmx is able to treat the whole system in one pass,
then it will write such position restraint
files automatically
in my system, what pdb2gmx includes are in below:
; Include forcefield parameters
Atila Petrosian wrote:
Dear Justin
thanks for your attention
I deleted posre.itp file which pdb2gmx was created (containing all
solute).I made a posre.itp (containing only protein) by genrestr.
now if I use define = -DPOSRES, gromacs use from my posre.itp. is it true?
Assuming you have
Justin,
I've forced with the problem that I could not prorerly minimized my system
in the NMA conditions. Even in STEEP minimizaation I could not obtain Epot
value lower than +3.00 with that parametries ( I've used KALP peptide as a
test input )
; Parameters describing what to do, when to stop
Dear all,
In my simulation, when the simulation box shrinks, the center of box always
shift towards the origin even if the center motion is set to removed every
timestep.
I just wonder if there is an anticipated center position for a given
simulation box in gromacs. The box type is dodecahedron
zhenlong li wrote:
Dear all,
In my simulation, when the simulation box shrinks, the center of box
always shift towards the origin even if the center motion is set to
removed every timestep.
I just wonder if there is an anticipated center position for a given
simulation box in gromacs. The
James Starlight wrote:
Justin,
I've forced with the problem that I could not prorerly minimized my
system in the NMA conditions. Even in STEEP minimizaation I could not
obtain Epot value lower than +3.00 with that parametries ( I've used
KALP peptide as a test input )
The Epot value
I've used double precision. Today I'll copied output because it's done on
lab comp but from the output log I've found that minimization was not
completed ( e.g when I've calculate Normal Modes with that minimized
structure I've obtain message that my system was not minimized properly )
2011/10/26
Hi,
I wanted to check what is actually OPLS-2005 forcefield that is recently
being referred often for md simulation. However, I also see that whenever,
OPLS-2005 is being referred, it cites a 2001 paper by Jorgensen on OPLS
forcefield. So, what is actually OPLS-2005?
So, I wonder what version
Dear experts,
I have a quick and naive inquiry. I see in the molecular dynamics
simulations that density of the polymers increase slightly with increasing
degree of polymerization ( or Mw). Even for the systems having the same
total atom numbers but one with less number of chains of higher Mw. My
On 27/10/2011 10:43 AM, Juliette N. wrote:
Dear experts,
I have a quick and naive inquiry. I see in the molecular dynamics
simulations that density of the polymers increase slightly with
increasing degree of polymerization ( or Mw). Even for the systems
having the same total atom numbers but
Dear experts,
I have a quick and naive inquiry. I see in the molecular dynamics
simulations that density of the polymers increase slightly with increasing
degree of polymerization ( or Mw). Even for the systems having the same
total atom numbers but one with less number of chains of higher
Dear gmx Users,
I am trying to convert parameters of Buckingham potential to/from LJ
potential. It seems that there is tool in Gromacs, g_sigeps which is capable
of doing this. However,when I typed the following command: ./sigeps_mpi
-nice 2 -A 6159492 -B 0.019891 -C 0.002692 -qi -1.041094 -qj
Kan wrote:
Dear gmx Users,
I am trying to convert parameters of Buckingham potential to/from LJ
potential. It seems that there is tool in Gromacs, g_sigeps which is
capable of doing this. However,when I typed the following command:
./sigeps_mpi -nice 2 -A 6159492 -B 0.019891 -C 0.002692
Hi Atila,
; Include chain topologies
#include complex_Protein_chain_A.itp
#include complex_DNA_chain_B.itp
; Include Position restraint file
#ifdef POSRES
#include posre_Protein_chain_A.itp
; Include Position restraint file
#ifdef POSRES
#include posre_Protein_chain_B.itp
Aside from
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