Em 02-04-2011 0:33, Justin A. Lemkul escreveu:
Marcelo Silva wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to simulate mixtures of ethanol and trifluoroethanol and
I would like to use the same parameters used on OPLS parametrization.
On the OPLS1996 paper the authors starts by stating that they've used
Hi,
I am trying to simulate mixtures of ethanol and trifluoroethanol and I
would like to use the same parameters used on OPLS parametrization.
On the OPLS1996 paper the authors starts by stating that they've used
267 molecules and "The box size varied from approximately 26 26 26 Å
for met
Thank you Justin, that was exactly the problem. When I ran pdb2gmx in
another computer it worked fine. I must have changed the .rtp file.
Best regards,
Marcelo
Em 07-03-2011 15:14, Justin A. Lemkul escreveu:
Marcelo Silva wrote:
The pdb command was: pdb2gmx -f prot.pdb -o
Hi everybody,
My problem is the following: I am studying the chromosome partitioning protein
ParB from Burkholderia cenocepacia J2315. As no crystal structure was
available, I used I-TASSER to predict its 3d structure.
In
order to refine the structure, I am now using in Gromacs the pdb file
Thank you Justin and Mark for your help. The problem is that I wasn't
using the .gro file from the minimization step and it was giving a
segmentation fault problem too, but I've corrected that problem, ran the
simulated annealing without constraints and it worked fine.
But I have another quest
I don't know if this could be the issue, but are you sure that after the
energy minimization step you are using the .gro file you've obtained?
I'm telling you this because once I forgot to put it on the following
nvt equilibration: grompp -f nvt.mdp -c *em.gro* -p topol.top -o nvt.tpr
and I go
Hello everybody,
I tried to run a simulated annealing protocol with 500 molecules of
perfluorohexane, trying to optimize their structure and keep on with further
equilibration.
Since in the end of simulated annealing there were a lot of holes in the NPT
box, I've now tried to restrain the posi
Angél,
I'm sending you my initial pdb in attachment. I chose the box size to
fit the experimental density.
I am just trying to get simple properties of the pure compounds hexane
and perfluorohexane and of a mixture 0.5 hexane/perfluorohexane (density
mainly). But maybe I just need a long molec
I'm sorry to send another message but the sa.mdp file I sent was an old one
Best regards
From: jokle...@hotmail.com
To: gmx-users@gromacs.org
Subject: RE: [gmx-users] perfluorohexane pdb... again
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2011 17:44:50 +
Hello Angél,
I started with hexane just to know what
Thank you Angél and Stephane for your help
I also have another question. Using the pure hexane pdb (I am mixing
hexane and perfluorohexane), I've run simmulated annealing with a box of
500 molecules trying to obtain a good conformer distribution. The
heating steps were:
time (ps): 0 8 50 58
Hi everybody,
I was looking for the structure of perfluorohexane to create the pdb file to
use with gromacs but I can't find anywhere. I have also looked in pdb
databases. Do you know any paper where the structure is reported? Is it
possible to use gromacs to do the geometry optimization?
Tha
Thank you Mark,
But in the case of trifluoroethanol:
C(F) 0.53231
F -0.20571
F -0.20571
F -0.20571
C(H) 0.12632
H(C) 0.08252
H(C) 0.08252
O -0.63512
H0.42862
The total charge is zero,
Hi everybody,
I am starting to simulate ethanol-trifluoroethanol mixtures with opls
aa, but TFE is not defined in the opls rtp file, so I added a new entry.
I would like to confirm if the way the charge groups are defined for
ethanol are mantained for TFE:
CB 1
HB11
HB21
HB3
Thank you Chris for your answer:
1) The molecule has no net charge because the virtual site in the center
of mass is a point charge twice the charge in the O atom.
2) Until now I've created 5 files but I don't know if I am doing the
right thing:
* forcefield.itp
#define _FF_OXY
[ defau
I am trying to simulate oxygen using gromacs but there seems to be no
forcefield parameters for this molecule.
So I would like to add a forcefield to gromacs which is a 3 site model:
The two oxygens are lennard jones particles and there's a point charge
at the center of mass.
The reference a
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