Not an unusual structure at all. That is an issue with how VMD draws
molecules, the bonds between them and a molecule appearing to be
"broken" across the periodic boundary.
VMD guesses where the bonds are, based on distances between the atoms,
and they are formed when it first loads the molecule.
Take a look at
http://manual.gromacs.org/documentation/2018.2/onlinehelp/selections.html
to learn about the selection syntax in gromacs. There is an example in the
examples section that does precisely what you want.
"com of group 1 plus com of group 2"
This can be used with gmx distance to compute
In reality, assuming your system is possible in reality, is there a
magical being removing molecules to avoid "interference"?
Alex
On 7/23/2018 8:18 AM, Andrew Bostick wrote:
Hi,
I want to do md simulation of adsorbsion on small molecule on cnt and
encapsulation small molecule into cnt. Shou
Thanks Justin and Mark!
Following up by replying to a digest message (and switched to html formatting)
so hope this looks nice...
I decided to take Mark’s advice and convert to known restypes. Seems easy
enough for ions since I haven’t started looking into what’s necessary for
parameterization
Hi Andrew,
I cannot answer your question about gmx distance but I have been using the
MDAnalysis package for this kind of analysis. I am writing this in case you
are proficient in python and need more flexibility. The code more or less
would look like this:
u=MDAnalysis.Universe(gro, xtc)
g1 = u.
Hi,
I want to calculate distance between com of 2 groups (3 and 8)
gmx_mpi distance -f md.xtc -s md.tpr -n index.ndx -oav dist.xvg
After that:
Available static index groups:
Group 0 "System" (27599 atoms)
Group 1 "Other" (716 atoms)
Group 2 "MMM" (704 atoms)
Group 3 "LIG" (12 atoms)
Gr
Dear All,
I've asked in my previous posts about how to supply parameters in the
nonbond_params and pairtypes section of the ffnonbonded.itp, depending on
different combination rules. From the manual, it seems that nonbonded
parameters are calculated from the combination rules.
>From the recent rep
Hi,
I want to do md simulation of adsorbsion on small molecule on cnt and
encapsulation small molecule into cnt. Should I remove water molecules
inside of cnt?
Do these molecules interfere with the interaction between cnt and small
molecule?
Thanks
AB
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Hello,
is anybody in this mailing list experienced in the parametrization of
crystaline structures (i am working on metal organic frameworks) and is
willing to answer some questions on dihedral angles?
Kind regards
Momin
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Dear all,
how can I convert AMBER parameters for usage in gromacs. In particular,
I need parameters for manganese Mn2+. I found the corresponding AMBER
parameters here:
http://research.bmh.manchester.ac.uk/bryce/amber#ion
Thank you very much!
All the best
Johannes
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On 7/23/18 8:42 AM, farial tavakoli wrote:
Dear GMX users
I am trying to make an index.ndx file of my complex which includes a receptor
and a peptide using this command:
gmx make_ndx -f em.gro -o index.ndx
Reading structure file
Going to read 0 old index file(s)
Analysing residue names:
Dear GMX users
I am trying to make an index.ndx file of my complex which includes a receptor
and a peptide using this command:
gmx make_ndx -f em.gro -o index.ndx
Reading structure file
Going to read 0 old index file(s)
Analysing residue names:
There are: 330 Protein residues
There are:
Hi,
Most of those are going to have the same problem and solution for every
installed piece of software that uses CMake, so perhaps you already have
some local knowledge to exploit or share?
You can use -DCMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS="-static" and probably also
-static-intel (see Intel's docs) in the f
Dear Alex,
Thanks for answer.
"What I am trying to say is that per se nothing wrong seems
to be happening"
Based on your answer in previous post, can I use this trajectory for analysis?
Best,
Atila
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