If I am not wrong, what you want to do is to build a topological file correctly 
for a cyclic peptide.
You can do this:
For example, your peptide has 5 (n=5) aa: CAAAD,
You can build easily a linear topology file for a six (n+1) aa peptide chain ( 
with -ter  switch answered by none): CAAADC, the last one should be the same as 
the first one.
Then you can change the atom number for the last AA to the number for the first 
aa by just substracting the total number for the 5 AA from the atom number 
larger than that.


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Yuguang
 
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Subject: Re: Θέμα: Re: [gmx-users] cyclic peptides

Efi Mantzourani wrote:
> Hi David,
> 
> had a look for the specbond entry, but apparently it is for creating a 
> bond between ligand and receptor. I don't have that. Mine is not a 
> special bond. it is just that pdb2gmx tries to find a terminus for all 
> the chains.

just try it anyway. you may have to sepcify the specific residue type of 
the N-terminus and C-terminus.

> 
> */David van der Spoel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* έγραψε:
> 
>     Efi Mantzourani wrote:
>      > Hi all,
>      >
>      > I am trying to run a gromacs trajectory on a ligand-receptor
>     complex,
>      > where the ligand is a head-to-tail cyclic peptide. I add the -ter
>     option
>      > in the pdb2gmx command, so that i can turn off the charged
>     termini in
>      > the peptide. Unfortunately, it will only work keeping the N
>     terminus as
>      > -NH2 (meaning it will add two hydrogens on the resulting
>     structure) or
>      > as N (in this case it doesn't add any hydrogens). They are both
>     wrong,
>      > as I want one hydrogen, like in a normal peptide bond. If i try to
>      > change the resulting files manually its a pain! The gro file is easy
>      > enough, but the topology file has to be altered so that the added
>      > hydrogen is in the correct atom and residue serial number. That
>     means i
>      > have to change all the remaining atoms, all angles, dihedrals
>     etc. Its
>      > just impossible as my complex has about 3.000 atoms! Any
>     suggestions???
> 
>     try making a specbond entry, you have to make sure that the coordinates
>     are OK. please report back if succesfull.
>      >
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