On 6/17/17 4:05 PM, marzieh dehghan wrote:
Hi
Dear all
I want to simulate a protein containing phosphoserine using MD, so I place
the force field into the working directory and modified all parameters of
force field for example SEP (phosphoserine) was added as Protein in the
residuestypes.dat
Hi
Dear all
I want to simulate a protein containing phosphoserine using MD, so I place
the force field into the working directory and modified all parameters of
force field for example SEP (phosphoserine) was added as Protein in the
residuestypes.dat , but I confronted the following error?
Atom
On 6/17/17 11:47 AM, Neha Gupta wrote:
Hi gromacs users,
How to examine the fluctuation in distance in protein ligand binding,
between protein residue and the ligand?
What is the exact command ?
Read about how to use gmx distance. Then perform statistical analysis on the
time series.
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On 6/17/17 8:55 AM, Sajeewa Pemasinghe wrote:
Hi all,
I have to carry out MD simulations involving PEG 6000 molecules. When I
first build this it is a very long (~480 Angstrom) linear chain. I have the
bond/angle/dihedral parameters for this linear structure. Usually when I
introduce a non-sta
Hi gromacs users,
How to examine the fluctuation in distance in protein ligand binding,
between protein residue and the ligand?
What is the exact command ?
Thanks,
Neha
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Hi,
I don't know, but like all kinds of complex things, start with a simple
thing and add complexity. Can you get the input index group to be the
output group?
Mark
On Wed, 14 Jun 2017 07:45 Sahithya S Iyer wrote:
> Hi gmx users,
>
> Can anyone please tell me how to use a group in index file i
Hi,
>Basically I would like to select oxygen atoms of water molecules that are
>2 nm around the phosphate groups of one monolayer.
There is Tcl script available in NAMD for selecting the oxygen atoms
of water molecules that are XX nm around XXX. Sorry, I don't have the
link, but you can easily g
Hi all,
I have to carry out MD simulations involving PEG 6000 molecules. When I
first build this it is a very long (~480 Angstrom) linear chain. I have the
bond/angle/dihedral parameters for this linear structure. Usually when I
introduce a non-standard residue, I perform an optimization in Gaussi
On 6/17/17 2:23 AM, Apramita Chand wrote:
Dear Justin,
The normal (non-annealing) equilibration works fine. 100ps of NVT and it
easily reaches 300K. There are no error messages.
Am I doing the simulated annealing correctly?
Looks fine, other than generating velocities at 300 K but specifying