Hi. g_hbond can do that, sort of. You can calculate e.g. the nr of
water oxygens within a certain distance from the protein. The
limitation lies in that g_hbond operates at a atom basis, not
molecule, meaning that there is strictly no way of finding the number
of solvent molecules directly. However, I think that counting the nr
of water oxygens would be good enough for most applications.
/Erik
17 mar 2007 kl. 11.17 skrev OZGE ENGIN:
Hi,
I want to calculate the number of solvent molecules within a cutoff
distance around the protein molecule. I could not find the
appropriate command for this in manual. Moreover, I could not
understand the information for g_sorient.Could you give me a more
detailed explanation for this?
Thanks in advance
Ozge Engin
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