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Dear Users,
launching the MD I get this fatal error:
Fatal error:
No such moleculetype Protein_A
What does it mean?
thanks,
Giacomo Bastianelli
please go back to the tutorial. this is not an error message you get
from mdrun.
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David.
Dear Users,
launching the MD I get this fatal error:
Fatal error:
No such moleculetype Protein_A
What does it mean?
thanks,
Giacomo Bastianelli
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Ple
Dear Users,
launching the MD I get this fatal error:
Fatal error:
No such moleculetype Protein_A
What does it mean?
thanks,
Giacomo Bastianelli
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Ple
hi Luca,
I dont quite understand your point. The benefit of constraints is that
they allow you to use a larger timestep of, say, 2 fs instead of 1 fs or
so. But if you dont constrain your ligand, you have to use a small
timestep anyway, so there is no reason to constrain the protein then.
BTW: acco
I have now programmed in the conserved quantity (not committed yet).
SPC water gives the same energy conservation in NVT Nose-Hoover as
in NVE.
I did a run of 100 ps for 216 SPC with dt=0.002 ps and SETTLE at 300 K,
tau_t=2 ps:
NVE: drift per degree of freedom -0.026 kJ/mol /ns
NVT: drift per degr
Dear all,
I would like to set up a simulation of a protein-ligand system with the
protein left bond-constrained using LINCS algorithm and the ligand left
unconstrained, i.e. in order to check the effect of some variations of
force constants that I have computed on the protein-ligand interactions.
D
Dear all:
I am preparing search reaction path in kinase by QM/MM,
The kinase is a kind of autophosphorylation/autodephosphorylation enzyme
, I have search many paper, but I have not find similar paper,
Could somebody tell some similar paper, or give me some advice?
Thank you very much!
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