Dear Justin and Mark, I have written a reply to the reviewer where I have mentioned the works ( DPPC membrane, protein unfolding and so on) where different objectives have been met with upon varying concentrations and it seems that the force fields just do fine. The papers I have cited does not contain any force field validation or modification by the authors while the temperature under study ranges from 270K to 400K. I have made a comment that a delta T = 30K is probably a very small temperature difference and the force field parameters are unlikely to get affected. In order to proove that reasonably good ensambles are reproduced at my simulation temperatures do you think I should report some of the parameters as Mark suggested and show that they are indeed converged in these temperatures. What I have in mind is I can show the density of the system after the NPT run since I know these values are close to each other within the given error bar. I used simulated annealing method for slowly heating/cooling the system and hence stepwise attenuation of the desired temperature was never a problem. Do you think if I provide snapshots of my density profile it will be a valid point in connection with the comment from the reviewer? If this is the case, is it the npt.edr or the md.edr file where I should look for the density? Any opinion regarding this would be of great help.
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