Nguyen Hoang Phuong wrote:
Is pdb2gmx recognising the N-terminal residue as PRO?
I think so. However in my case pdb2gmx does not read the entry PRO-NH in
the ffG43a1-n.tdb file. Only NH3+,NH2, or None are read. I cheat
pdb2gmx by replacing the header [ PRO-NH ] by [ NH2 ] and it works
for me n
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> Is pdb2gmx recognising the N-terminal residue as PRO?
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I think so. However in my case pdb2gmx does not read the entry PRO-NH in
the ffG43a1-n.tdb file. Only NH3+,NH2, or None are read. I cheat
pdb2gmx by replacing the header [ PRO-NH ] by [ NH2 ] and it works
for me now.
Phuong
Nguyen Hoang Phuong wrote:
Dear All,
I would like to have the N-terminus type
PRO-NH
for my molecule. I saw this option is available in the ffG43a1-n.tdb file
but pdb2gmx does not provide this option (only NH3+,NH2, or None are
available). Does anyone know how to get this N-terminus type?
Is
Hi,
Yes, both the charge and dipole corrections are applied automatically.
Still, the uniform background charge is a bit unphysical, so for
reasonably long simulations you might prefer to just add counterions
with genion and create a neutral system instead - you can find more
discussion ab
True. I checked the files and found that CO was not described in any of
them and I did take care of the replacement ot A with a blank.
Well in this case do I have any alternatives?
Like other compatible force fields or modification of the existing one.
Annie Albin.
On 3/31/06, MGiò <[EMAIL PROTE
Hello friends again i have faced the problem
this time i have taken the Hydrolase ( TRYPSIN BEFORE A HIGH DOSE
X-RAY "BURN") .i have taken the pdb file.
i have edited the pdb file in the text editor
i have removed all the hetero atoms and
and put them in the dundee prodrg server and collected the
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