ahmet yıldırım wrote:
Dear Justin,

I built .rtp entries for two ligands using (http://davapc1.bioch.dundee.ac.uk/prodrg/). I added to the topol.top the following parts:
#include "TRS.itp"
#include "EDO.itp"

Well, either pdb2gmx built the molecules into your topology or you're #including them in this manner, you should not do both.

TRS                 1
EDO                 6

So this is part of your [molecules] directive? If you've got six copies of EDO, that's likely where the disconnect comes from - you only had one in your previous coordinate file snippet.

Furthermore I added the number of atoms (20) in the second line of the

If you have 6 EDO, the necessary addition is more than just 20.

.gro file. may the problem related to pdb file (3NM4.pdb)? Because -OH groups seems as -O. isn't it? maybe I'm wrong. What would you recommend?


Generally H atoms are not present in crystal structures. If your ligands require certain H atoms, then you must do one of two things:

1. Add all the necessary hydrogen atoms to the protein and ligands and run 
pdb2gmx.

2. Have no H atoms present in the initial coordinate file and build suitable .hdb entries for your ligands so they will be constructed from existing atoms.

It seems like you're applying several different methods at once. There are protein-ligand tutorials that you may find useful for keeping all of this straight (I recommend my own):

http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Tutorials#Protein-Ligand_Systems

-Justin

2011/4/14 Justin A. Lemkul <jalem...@vt.edu <mailto:jalem...@vt.edu>>



    ahmet yıldırım wrote:

        Dear users,

        pdb2gmx -f xxx.pdb
        water:spc
        forcefield:43a1
        editconf -f conf.gro -bt cubic -d 1.0 -o box.gro
        genbox -cp box.gro -cs spc216.gro -p topol.top -o solvated.gro
        grompp -f em.mdp -p topol.top -c solvated.gro -o em.tpr
        *Fatal error:*
        number of coordinates in coordinate file (solvated.gro, 106523)
        does not match topology (topol.top, 106553)
        I look at gmx-user search. But I dont be able to solved the
        problem. Then I look at conf.gro and box.gro. I recognised the
        there is not the TRS ligand in the box.gro file. What reason?


    Based on your workflow, it looks as is you never added it in.  If
    conf.gro came from pdb2gmx, did you build .rtp entries for your
    ligands, or just #include .itp files after the fact?  If the latter,
    then you have to modify the coordinate file (conf.gro) to include
    these molecules.  If you did this but did not correctly increment
    the number of atoms in the second line of the .gro file, likely
    anything with a higher atom number got truncated.  If the conf.gro
    file you show below is indeed what you used, though, I see no reason
    why this should have happened except that perhaps you left out a
    step you thought you had done previously.

    The difference in the coordinate file vs. topology is 30 atoms,
    which is more than both of your ligands (20 atoms), so your problem
    likely lies elsewhere.

    -Justin


        Thanks in advance

        _*conf.gro:*_
        MTA/SAH NUCLEOSIDASE; 5 NUCLEOSIDASE
         5354
           2GLN      N    1   1.458  -1.158   0.739
           2GLN     H1    2   1.520  -1.083   0.763
        ...
         485HOH    HW1 5333   0.221  -3.864  -2.291
         485HOH    HW2 5334   0.303  -3.946  -2.407
           1EDO  OAB      1   0.625  -3.071  -0.171
           1EDO  HAA      2   0.698  -3.048  -0.107
           1EDO  CAA      3   0.596  -3.211  -0.163
           1EDO  CAC      4   0.486  -3.247  -0.261
           1EDO  OAD      5   0.365  -3.179  -0.224
           1EDO  HAB      6   0.292  -3.203  -0.288
           1TRS  O1       1   1.825  -3.900   0.047
           1TRS  HAA      2   1.853  -3.860  -0.040
           1TRS  C1       3   1.712  -3.977   0.028
           1TRS  C        4   1.659  -4.044   0.150
           1TRS  C3       5   1.576  -3.946   0.226
           1TRS  O3       6   1.634  -3.824   0.256
           1TRS  HAC      7   1.569  -3.768   0.307
           1TRS  N        8   1.582  -4.159   0.113
           1TRS  HAE      9   1.547  -4.204   0.195
           1TRS  HAF     10   1.505  -4.131   0.056
           1TRS  HAD     11   1.639  -4.223   0.062
           1TRS  C2      12   1.776  -4.085   0.233
           1TRS  O2      13   1.887  -4.122   0.160
           1TRS  HAB     14   1.961  -4.148   0.222
8.13100 7.04165 13.54850 0.00000 0.00000 -4.06550 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000





-- Ahmet YILDIRIM


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