Thanks Baofu. It seems that my topology file indeed is missing bonds
for the sidechains! I am using a webtool so I am wondering whether
the tool does not support these residues.
> are you sure that your topology file is correctly written?
On 07/15/2011 11:34 AM, Zack Scholl wrote:
>
hanks,
Sincerely,
Zack Scholl
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>>Zack Scholl wrote:
>> Hi all-
>>
>> Is it possible to freeze a group of atoms only partially in a
>> direction? For instance, could I freeze a group inside a box of a
>> definite size?
>>
>>
> Not by defining a box, as such, but you can free
Hi all-
Is it possible to freeze a group of atoms only partially in a
direction? For instance, could I freeze a group inside a box of a
definite size?
Sincere thanks,
Zack
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Hi all,
Is there a program that allows the user to add residues to the N and C
terminus, without using the electron density? I would like to add a
short linker to my protein which doesn't exist in the electron
density.
Thanks a lot,
Sincerely,
Zack
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Hi all,
I just discovered nohup for running my simulation without hangup. For
some reason using nohup wouldn't except the checksum on my previous
md.log file so I just added the -noappend option to create new files.
I'm curious, is there a way to combine the part files that emerge from
using the
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