Dear Chris,

Thank a lot for your reply. I am trying the pull code that you have suggested. 
And I would be more specific about the problem and code in my future mails.

regards,
Shilpi 

On 02/10/11, chris.ne...@utoronto.ca wrote:
> Dear Shilpi:
> 
> Can you use something like this?
> 
> pull                     = umbrella
> pull_geometry            = position
> pull_dim                 = N N Y
> pull_vec1                = 0 0 0
> pull_start               = no
> pull_ngroups             = 1
> pull_group0              = PRO-1
> pull_pbcatom0            = <set this or use 0>
> pull_group1              = PRO-2
> pull_pbcatom1            = <set this or use 0>
> pull_init1               = 0 0 <set initial value here for z-axis>
> pull_rate1               = 0
> pull_k1                  = 500.0
> pull_nstxout             = 500
> pull_nstfout             = 500
> 
> The above is for umbrella sampling. If you want to do continuous pulling, 
> then:
> 
> pull_start               = yes
> pull_rate1               = <set the rate>
> 
> ### Also:
> 
> Next time you post, please provide more specifics. For example, I suggested a 
> .mdp file in specifics to you above and I bet it would have been harder for 
> you to guess what I meant if I had just told you the general idea instead of 
> pasting some .mdp options. Likewise, your initial post would have been 
> clearer it you had copied and pasted the .mdp pull code section that you 
> tried to use.
> 
> Chris.
> 
> -- original message --
> 
> 
> Dear Gmx users,
> 
> I am
> studying the interaction between the tubulin protofilaments arranged
>  in parallel. For this operation, I have considered a tetramer and a dimer 
> from two protofilaments
> respectively (say PRO-1 and PRO-2), tetramer in PRO-1 and a dimer in
> PRO-2. I want to
>  move the dimer of PRO-2 over the tetramer of PRO-1 along the length of
> protofilaments in one axis only, keeping the PRO-1 fixed to its original
> position. I tried by assuming tetramer as 'reference group' and the
> dimer as 'pull group' in pull code but the system crashed.
> 
> I have
> succeeded in separating two dimers in Z-axis by using
> 'distance' geometry. But this case is quite different, as the pulling is
>  not face-to-face but rather a sliding movement over another
> protofilament. Here, the COM distance between the pull group (dimer of
> PRO-2) and reference group (tetramer of PRO-1) first decreases and then 
> increases while it moves. How can I simulate this operation by using pull 
> code?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> best regards,
> Shilpi Chaurasia
> 
> 
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