jmaha...@polysci.umass.edu wrote:
Hi,
I want to create a metal-oxide lattice as one of the boundary of a cubic box
containing protein and water. Does Gromacs supports interaction of metal ions
with proteins and water?
Actually what you need is a model physics (i.e. force field) that is
known
Hi,
I want to create a metal-oxide lattice as one of the boundary of a cubic box
containing protein and water. Does Gromacs supports interaction of metal ions
with proteins and water?
Regards,
JP
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Hi
The system = one protein molecule + 10 ligands + water molecules in 6
x 6 x 6 box.
after 100 ns simulatin, 10 ligands have attached on the protein.
Now, I tried to put another 10 ligands into the system.
The steps are as follows.
1. Take one coordinate file and remove all the coordinates of th
Hello,
I am trying to determine the precise energies of a particular protein
docking configuration. I have used the docking program FlexX to determine a
potential binding mode. However, I am also trying to use AutoDock, and I am
having a problem running AutoDockTools. Although the problem is no
Chih-Ying Lin wrote:
Hi
The system = one protein molecule + 10 ligands + water molecules in 6
x 6 x 6 box.
after 100 ns simulatin, 10 ligands have attached on the protein.
Now, I tried to put another 10 ligands into the system.
The steps are as follows.
1. Take one coordinate file and remove al
Hi Pavan,
Please, I'm not a user list. This is in no way attached to the
tutorials of mine.
But your problem arises because you're mixing things up. You're using
a new run input (.tpr) file, and a checkpoint (.cpt) file. Either you
continue runs using checkpoint files (preferred) or you generate
Be careful when you draw conclusions from your results though. I
suggest that you start two simulations from different coordinates and
look at their convergence. In my hands, this type of thing can take >>
1 us to converge, and that's without any major conformational changes
in the peptide.
Hello,
I am having trouble getting make_edi -linfix to work with multiple
eigenvectors.
This works for a single EV:
$ echo 3 | make_edi -s ../../SETUP/makeTPR/edi.tpr -f
../../SETUP/makeEDI/eigenvec.trr -o testpositive.edi -linfix "1"
-linstep "0.0001" -outfrq 50
And throws an error f
Quoting afsaneh maleki :
> Hi,
>
> I am working on the simulation of protein memberane.
>
> How can I calculate MSD (mean squar displacement) of bond lipid ( as those
> phosphate atomes are written 0.35 nm of protein)?
> I know that I must use g_msd for calculating, but I need index file that
>
Quoting "P.R.Anand Narayanan" :
> Dear Gromacs users,
> I am planning to bind a ligand to a protein and use gromacs to run the
> simulations. But for using the pdb2gmx command, i heard we have to remove all
> the ligands and cofactors associated with the protein. While pasting the
> necessary part
Quoting Kirill Bessonov :
> Dear gromacs pros,
>
> I need to calculate depth of DMPC bilayer penetration by my 14 aa long
> peptide. I'm not sure how to do it, but I have tried g_dist program and
> calculated distance between DMPC and peptide groups for every frame of
> simulation. Is that correct
Thank you very much Ran,
Will do.
-Shay
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Quoting Benjamin Lindner :
> Hi,
>
> let me add some information here to clarify the problem we're facing:
>
> >>> I was wondering if anyone has some insight on why the two sasa values are
> >>> not identical.
> >>>
> >> From g_sas -h:
> >>
> >> "The calculation group should always consists of al
Dear Gromacs users,
I am planning to bind a ligand to a protein and use gromacs to run the
simulations. But for using the pdb2gmx command, i heard we have to remove all
the ligands and cofactors associated with the protein. While pasting the
necessary parts of the ligand into the gro file, i hea
Dear gromacs pros,
I need to calculate depth of DMPC bilayer penetration by my 14 aa long
peptide. I'm not sure how to do it, but I have tried g_dist program and
calculated distance between DMPC and peptide groups for every frame of
simulation. Is that correct way of doing it or maybe there is a b
Hi
The system = one protein molecule + 10 ligands + water molecules in 6
x 6 x 6 box.
after 100 ns simulatin, 10 ligands have attached on the protein.
Now, I tried to put another 10 ligands into the system.
The steps are as follows.
1. Take one coordinate file and remove all the coordinates of th
Dear Mr Tsjerk Wassenaar :
Thank you for your advice!
I will try it!
regards!
--- 09年12月23日,周三, Tsjerk Wassenaar 写道:
发件人: Tsjerk Wassenaar
主题: Re: [gmx-users] how to obtain corresponding conformation for each point in
the 2-D projection
收件人: "Discussion list for GROMACS users"
日期: 2009年1
Thank you, Mark, for your tip, the indexing solution is perfect!
Regards,
Vis
--- On Tue, 12/22/09, Mark Abraham wrote:
> From: Mark Abraham
> Subject: Re: [gmx-users] trjconv -pbc: how to keep all parts of the system
> "clustered" together in PDB?
> To: "Discussion list for GROMACS users"
>
Hi,
I am working on the simulation of protein memberane.
How can I calculate MSD (mean squar displacement) of bond lipid ( as those
phosphate atomes are written 0.35 nm of protein)?
I know that I must use g_msd for calculating, but I need “index file” that
is included phosphate atoms within 0.35
Xi Zhao,
I have no script either. It's not my homework, and I'm not on your payroll.
If I need a script like that and write it, I'll be happy to share it with
you. But that's not going to be soon. At present, I don't even have a data
set to use to develop something like it. On the other hand, if y
Mohammad Ghahramanpour wrote:
Hi all
I want to insert two copies of my protein on the either side of the
membrane.
For insertion a single protein I used VMD and then the new desired
protein coordination emerged in the membrane by using /genbox /command.
But when I used the same procedure for
what is difference between rmsd and rmsf?
obviously, one has a "d" at the end while the other has a "f" !
google would tell you all about it!
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what is difference between rmsd and rmsf?
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Hi all
I want to insert two copies of my protein on the either side of the
membrane.
For insertion a single protein I used VMD and then the new desired protein
coordination emerged in the membrane by using genbox command. But when I
used the same procedure for two copies of the protein I have fa
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