On 7/8/12 6:57 AM, James Starlight wrote:
Justin,

unfortunately my last system have also been crashed after 35ns of
simulation with the links warnings accompanied by the error

Fatal error:
A charge group moved too far between two domain decomposition steps
This usually means that your system is not well equilibrated
For more information and tips for troubleshooting, please check the GROMACS
website at http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Errors

This time I've devided all functional groups of my ADENOSINE ligand
into separate charge groups in topol.itp.


Note that these charges are not the same as the adenosine moiety of ATP, which is standard in the Gromos96 force fields. Perhaps you should re-evaluate some charges (see aminoacids.rtp for the existing ATP implementation).

;  nr  type  resnr  resid  atom  cgnr  charge    mass    total_charge
     1    NT    1    ADN     N6    1   -0.844  14.0067
     2     H    1    ADN    H11    1    0.422   1.0080
     3     H    1    ADN    H12    1    0.422   1.0080      ;  0.000
     4     C    1    ADN     C8    2    0.097  12.0110
     5    HC    1    ADN    H01    2    0.177   1.0080
     6    NR    1    ADN     N3    2   -0.642  14.0067
     7     C    1    ADN     C4    2    0.175  12.0110
     8     C    1    ADN     C5    2    0.092  12.0110
     9    NR    1    ADN     N7    2   -0.556  14.0067
    10     C    1    ADN     C6    2    0.657  12.0110      ;  0.000
    11     C    1    ADN    C5'    3   -0.677  12.0110
    12     C    1    ADN    C4'    3    0.834  12.0110
    13    OE    1    ADN    O4'    3   -0.248  15.9994
    14     C    1    ADN    C1'    3   -0.558  12.0110
    15     C    1    ADN    C2'    4    0.603  12.0110
    16     C    1    ADN    C3'    5   -0.212  12.0110
    17    NR    1    ADN     N9    3    0.415  14.0067
    18    OA    1    ADN    O2'    4   -0.606  15.9994
    19     H    1    ADN    H08    4    0.482   1.0080
    20    OA    1    ADN    O3'    5   -0.606  15.9994
    21     H    1    ADN    H06    5    0.482   1.0080
    22    OA    1    ADN    O5'    3   -0.246  15.9994
    23     H    1    ADN    H03    3    0.337   1.0080      ; -0.000
    24     C    1    ADN     C2    6    0.502  12.0110
    25    HC    1    ADN    H10    6    0.106   1.0080
    26    NR    1    ADN     N1    6   -0.608  14.0067      ;  0.000


Also I've done proper equilibration in tho steps (I've used 1fs
integrator steps on both stages of equilibration)
1- I've made equilibration with posres ( 500ps) on protein backbone
atoms as well as ligand with x-ray water

2- The next step (5ns) was done without posres only with smaller
integrator steps.

What another possible sollutions could be ?


Try some diagnostics:

http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Terminology/Blowing_Up#Diagnosing_an_Unstable_System

If simulations of the same system without a ligand run fine, then the error is still related to the ligand, either its topology or placement.

-Justin

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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, VA
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