Are you sure you added it up correctly? I get a number very close to -4.

There is no hydrogen on the gamma phosphate as it was parameterised in this way. If the environment in which your ATP is located suggests that the gamma phosphate should be protonated then you need to use other ATP parameters which include this hydrogen (such as those in the GROMOS forcefield).

Cheers

Tom

Chandan Choudhury wrote:
Hi Tom!!
Thanks for the information. I went through the paper and added the new O3 atom type. One unusual thing I noticed was that the sum of the partial charges on the atoms of AT P at the last column of http://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/Richard.Bryce/amber/cof/ATP.prep file is -12.7145. How come fractional? and the hydrogens of phosphate are missing. How can it be overcome?
Chandan

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On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 1:13 AM, TJ Piggot <t.pig...@bristol.ac.uk <mailto:t.pig...@bristol.ac.uk>> wrote:

         >From the Carlson et al. paper where these ATP parameters were
        published and

    through choosing the appropriate amber_X atom types from the .atp
    (and the corresponding values for these types in the nb and bon .itp
    files). As I mentioned previously you need to add a new O3 atom type
    to these files based on the information in the Carlson paper.

    If you have a look at one of the entries from the ffamberXX.rtp file
    and work out how this is used by pdb2gmx it should become clear what
    you need to do to add the ATP to the forcefield.

    Cheers

    Tom


    --On Saturday, February 06, 2010 00:05:10 +0530 Chandan Choudhury
    <iitd...@gmail.com <mailto:iitd...@gmail.com>> wrote:


        Hi Thomas !

        Creating a new entry in the .rtp, nb.itp needs charge, radius,
        epsilon
        values etc. values. Where to get these values


        Chandan

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        Chandan kumar Choudhury
        NCL, Pune
        INDIA



        On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 6:54 PM, Thomas Piggot
        <t.pig...@bristol.ac.uk <mailto:t.pig...@bristol.ac.uk>>
        wrote:

        Not sure about amb2gmx.pl <http://amb2gmx.pl> or acpypi but you
        can do this by hand. Consult
        the GROMACS manual (Chapter 4) for the equations to convert the
        parameters into GROMACS format.

        I would also say that the easiest way would be to create a new
        entry in
        the .rtp and then also add the appropriate bonded parameters
        into the
        bon.itp file, making sure to include the bonded parameters for
        the new O3
        atom type. Do note that you need to also add this new atom type
        for the
        O3 oxygen into the .atp file and the non-bonded parameters for
        the atom
        type into the nb.itp file.

        You can also add entries into the .hdb to allow pdb2gmx to add the
        appropriate hydrogens to your ATP if so desired. If not, your
        input pdb
        for pdb2gmx will need to have these hydrogens already included.

        Cheers

        Tom

        Chandan Choudhury wrote:


        Hello gmx users,
        I need to use ATP's parameter for amber port in gromacs. The
        atp.prep and
        frcmod.phos for ATP can be found at
        http://www.pharmacy.manchester.ac.uk/bryce/a
        <http://www.pharmacy.manchester.ac.uk/bryce/amber>

        _mdrun -s spc_25_eq.tpr -cpi state.cpi -c  spc_25_eq.pdb -o
        spc_25_eq.trr -e spc_25_eq.edr -g spc_25_eq.log  -append yes_

        mber <http://www.pharmacy.manchester.ac.uk/bryce/amber>. How can
        I use it in
        ffamber.
         The program amb2gmx.pl <http://amb2gmx.pl> <http://amb2gmx.pl>
        needs amber to be installed,
        which is not present. Same with ACPYPI.


        Any suggestion will be very helpful.

        Chandan


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        NCL, Pune
        INDIA



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