Dear Experts,
Hi ! I am doing MD simulation on two computer, on one when I want to start the
EM and do the mdrun command the following error results:
linux:~/project # mdrun -v -s em.tpr -c em.pdb
mdadm: /dev/md-v not identified in config file.
linux:~/project # mdrun -v -deffnm em
mdadm: option
Sir/Mam,
please tell me what program in Gromacs have I to use to know how many water
molecules reacting on the surface of the solute molecule in the cubic box about
3.0A unit distance from the surface of the solute.
kind regards
Munusamy
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Wei, Xiupeng wrote:
Hi gmx users,
I'm a new Gromacs user. Till now, I can get pretty good simulation of
ice melting to water, but why can't I simulate water freezing to ice?
The .top and .gro files used for water freezing simulation are
generated by ice melting to 310K. I chan
Hi gmx users,
I'm a new Gromacs user. Till now, I can get pretty good simulation of
ice melting to water, but why can't I simulate water freezing to ice?
The .top and .gro files used for water freezing simulation are
generated by ice melting to 310K. I changed the temperature in
Dear All,
I want to model water transport sandwitched within two graphite surfaces.
Do you know how to generate the structure file of graphite surface?
Thank you very much!
Hero
Be a better friend, new
Hi Victor,
Assigning the right parameters for a molecule is a difficult task, and a
single run of PRODRG is usually just the beginning. Search the archives
and maybe also the wiki for more information, and read a few papers
where simulations of proteins were done with hetero-molecule if you
haven'
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to use gromacs to model an aza-type macrocycle (17 atoms around the
ring). The structure does not include any aminoacids or sugars so, I'm
building the itp file by hand. I started with a base topology from the PRODRG
server and then added all the missing hydrogens
On Friday 18 April 2008 10:37 am, Mark Abraham wrote:
> Anthony Cruz wrote:
> > > You seem to want to let your domains move relative to each other, but
> > >
> > > also to deny them much internal freedom. So what you want to do is
> > >
> > > enforce (some of) their internal structure. Thus, u
Ragothaman Yennamalli wrote:
I wanted to truncate a trajectory file and when I use
trjconv tool, I get an error:
Fatal error:
/media/usbdisk1/paul_case4/full_10ns_040408/traj2.xtc
is not a trj file, exiting
The file is able to read by gmxcheck...
What could be the problem?
What GROMACS versio
Anthony Cruz wrote:
> You seem to want to let your domains move relative to each other, but
> also to deny them much internal freedom. So what you want to do is
> enforce (some of) their internal structure. Thus, use distance
restraints.
>
> Mark
Thank you for your answer. But probab
Dear Anthony,
You can apply distance restraints to pairs of atoms, e.g. CA atoms in
your domains. Check the manual.
Ran.
Anthony Cruz wrote:
>
> On Thursday 17 April 2008 9:13 pm, Mark Abraham wrote:
>
> > Anthony Cruz wrote:
>
> > > Hi User:
>
> > > We have a protein with two domains. This two
There is no need to concatenate .tpr files; they contain structure and parameter
information, and thus is does not make sense to add them together. To analyze
the whole trajectory, supply g_hbond the starting .tpr file along with your
trajectory file.
-Justin
--
Ok Jus
On Thursday 17 April 2008 9:13 pm, Mark Abraham wrote:
> Anthony Cruz wrote:
> > Hi User:
> > We have a protein with two domains. This two domains were connected by
> > two linkers of different length. We want to study the different
> > conformation that the protein domains can adopt depending the
I wanted to truncate a trajectory file and when I use
trjconv tool, I get an error:
Fatal error:
/media/usbdisk1/paul_case4/full_10ns_040408/traj2.xtc
is not a trj file, exiting
The file is able to read by gmxcheck...
What could be the problem?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Ragothaman
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