Dear GMX users,
I am working on a protein which I want to simulate in a lipid bilayer
environment (POPC) and want to use OPLS force field for the same. I
followed the chris neale directives to make the necessary changes i.e.
sigma and epsilon, I incorporated the modified atom types of lipids in
o
Dear GMX users,
I am working on a protein which I want to simulate in a lipid bilayer
environment (POPC) and want to use OPLS force field for the same. I wanted
to modify the parameter files of lipids taken from peter teilman site.
Taking cue from chris neale (may 2006 gmx mailing list) I changed
Dear GMX users,
I am working on a protein which I want to simulate in a lipid bilayer
environment (POPC) and want to use OPLS force field for the same. I have
previously rum the membrane protein simulations using 43a6 force field with
the help of justin's tutorial which had run quite fine. But I a
Dear Gmx Users,
I am facing problem while installing gromacs 4.0.7 on the rocks cluster
1. command:
./configure --enable-float --enable-threads --enable-sse --enable-mpi
we got the following error:
checking for cc... cc
checking for C compiler default output file name... a.out
checking whether t
Thanks for the reply Justin,
> > In theory, that should work. Please post the entirety of your .mdp file.
>
> Have you done any prior equilibration, or have you moved straight into
> annealing? I would suggest a restrained NVT before applying NPT or
> annealing
> when using the restraints.
>
fine = -DPOSRES -DPOSRES_LIPID ; restrain protein and lipid P8
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Maybe there is some problem I am not able to figure.
Thanks.
Parul
Parul tew wrote:
> Dear Gmx users,
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> I am working on a
Dear Gmx users,
I am working on a transmembrane protein and my system contains protein, DPPC
bilayer, water (spc) and ions. After adding ions I energy minimized the
system and used trjconv to remove periodicity. In the equilibration phase
the lipid molecules were entering the voids in the solv
Dear Gmx users,
I am working on a transmembrane protein and my system contains protein, DPPC
bilayer, water (spc) and ions. After preparing my system for simulation I
have successfully performed the energy minimization, I am facing a problem
at the nvt equilibration phase of 100ps, the lipid molec
gmx-users@gromacs.org
Dear Gmx users,
I am working on a transmembrane protein and my system contains protein, DPPC
bilayer, water (spc) and ions. After preparing my system for simulation I
have successfully performed the energy minimization, I am facing a problem
at the nvt equilibration phase of
Dear GMX users,
I am facing problem while doing energy minimization before the molecular
dynamic simulation step of a system consisting of protein, membrane, water
and 14 ions.
The minim.mdp file is as follows
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Dear GMX users,
I am facing problem while doing energy minimization before the molecular
dynamic simulation step of a system consisting of protein, membrane, water
and 14 ions.
The minim.mdp file is as follows
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Dear GMX users,
I am facing problem while doing energy minimization of the inflated system
of a protein with membrane. I inflated the system and updated the removed
lipids in the topology file. Now I am stuck during the energy minimization
state. Below is the .mdp file for minimization.
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Hi all,
first I would like to thank Justin A. Lemkul for the tutorials
provided which are very helpful for new users like me.
I am doing a membrane protein simulation and now doing packing of the
lipids around the protein. I had run the inflategro.pl script and
and now I am facing a problem doing e
the protein I am working on is a very large transmembrane protein. I used
the DPPC bi layer membrane from peter teilman site and moved my protein into
the membrane using VMD.
the protein being very big is protruding out of the lipid membrane. Now I
want to solvate my whole protein for simulation st
Hello,
I get the following error when I try to run grompp cpmmand for energy
minimization in GROMACS of DPPC membrane
...
checking input for internal consistency...
processing topology...
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