On 13/03/2012 1:13 AM, James Starlight wrote:
Francesca,

Yes I suppose this is good aproach for the generation of position restricktions on the desired atoms. But I want to restrain the distance between selected pairs of atoms ( e.g between C-alpha- C-alpha atoms of two different residues).

The help for genrestr -disre says that this is exactly what it does... use an index group to make distance restraints.


Also I want to restrain some dihedral angles in the desired rotameric forms.

In literature I've found that peple have dome the same things in Gromacs but I could not find detailed algorithm of such methodology :(

There can't be a walk-through of everything anybody might ever do, unfortunately. Manual chapter 4 talks about the functional forms available. There's a table in section 5.5 that describes how to construct the line of a [ moleculetype ] section. That's all you need to know if have a general understanding of how the .top file works (elsewhere in chapter 5).

Mark


James

12 ????? 2012 ?. 18:05 ???????????? francesca vitalini <francesca.vitalin...@gmail.com <mailto:francesca.vitalin...@gmail.com>> ???????:

    I think you can make an index file using make_ndx where you specify
    the atoms you want to restraint.
    Hope this can help.
    Francesca

    2012/3/12 James Starlight <jmsstarli...@gmail.com
    <mailto:jmsstarli...@gmail.com>>:
    > Dear Gromacs users!
    >
    >
    > I want to perform constrained MD simulation of my protein with
    inclusion of
    > some experimental restraints.
    >
    >
    > 1) I found that genrest cpmmand could be usefull for the
    generation of the
    > distance restrictions wich I could use in my constrined simulation.
    >
    > Also in manual I've found that command like
    >
    > genrestr -f b2ar.gro -disre -index.ndx -o test.itp
    >
    > will produce some distance restricted matrix of the whole groups
    presented
    > in the index.ndx file.
    >
    > So how I could select to contrain selected residues within
    selected distance
    > by means the index file?  E.g I've manually point out 2 residues in
    > index.ndx. I waant to preserve between that residues some
    desired distance D
    > wich I've obtaine from the experimental data. How I could do it
    via genrestr
    > and waht addition flags should I use for that purpose ?
    >
    >
    > 2) Is there any way to apply gradually the desired dist.resrs
    during MDrun
    > to prevent some artifacts in my system wich would occur due to
    the rapid
    > application of the dis.res ( e.g in cases where the conformation
    of the
    > started structure and that wich I'd obtained fter application of the
    > restrains are slightly different)?
    >
    > Thanks for help,
    >
    >
    > James
    >
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