On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 1:07 PM, Chandan Choudhury wrote:
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> On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Shima Arasteh <
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>> Dear all,
>> I had a .pdb file containing protein, popc, and ions. So I used editconf
>> to make a .gro file. But when I want to make an in
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Shima Arasteh wrote:
> Dear all,
> I had a .pdb file containing protein, popc, and ions. So I used editconf
> to make a .gro file. But when I want to make an index file, 2 CL ions are
> not identified, so I can not choose it.
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> use make_ndx f .pdb
> Sincerely
Dear all,
I had a .pdb file containing protein, popc, and ions. So I used editconf to
make a .gro file. But when I want to make an index file, 2 CL ions are not
identified, so I can not choose it.
Sincerely,
Shima
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Hi Justin,
Thanks for the help. The block analysis has done wonders! I had been interested
in seeing how the PMF graphs converged, i.e., 0-1ns, 0-2ns, 0-3ns. Of course
this always includes the earliest time steps. Long story short, by cutting off
the first 10ns so I am only sampling 10ns-40ns,
On 12/30/12 2:57 PM, Nash, Anthony wrote:
Dear Justin
Thanks for your reply.
I am studying a TM peptide, looking at how favourable the front and reverse
face are. Hence, different orientations but the same composition of amino
acids.
I then have a duplicate of this system (call it system B),
Dear Justin
Thanks for your reply.
I am studying a TM peptide, looking at how favourable the front and reverse
face are. Hence, different orientations but the same composition of amino
acids.
I then have a duplicate of this system (call it system B), but with a couple of
residue substitution
On 12/30/12 12:28 PM, Nash, Anthony wrote:
Dear gmx users,
I posted a couple of weeks ago with regards to correctly using umbrella
sampling and the WHAM on atomistic transmembrane proteins with a reaction
coordinate as a function of interhelical distance. I have a single TM dimer,
but with a d
Dear gmx users,
I posted a couple of weeks ago with regards to correctly using umbrella
sampling and the WHAM on atomistic transmembrane proteins with a reaction
coordinate as a function of interhelical distance. I have a single TM dimer,
but with a different transmembrane domain face at the he
On 12/30/12 6:25 AM, Shima Arasteh wrote:
Hi,
If I get a fatal error of " water molecule can not be settled", where in log
file or bash I can find the disturbing water molecules? Would you please guide me? I
constantly get this fatal error! :-(
http://www.gromacs.org/Documentation/Errors#
Hi,
If I get a fatal error of " water molecule can not be settled", where in log
file or bash I can find the disturbing water molecules? Would you please guide
me? I constantly get this fatal error! :-(
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
Shima
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ht
Hi,
If I get a fatal error of " water molecule can not be settled", where in log
file or bash I can find the disturbing water molecules? Would you please guide
me? I constantly get this fatal error! :-(
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
Shima
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h
Hi Leandro!
Actually I need such model of simple 2D lattice for study of the
hessian matrix. So I'd like to perform simulation of very simple
system without any rotation freedoms and calculate eigenvectors from
that trajectory by means of Esential dynamics analysis. Than I'd like
to watch on what
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