One of my issues is now solved.
As you guessed, the PBD was in an improper format.
After solving this small issues, I read about the need for an lipids.itp and
pope.itp file. I found these tutorial (link below) for the itp file
construction. Can I adept these steps for the construction of corre
Leonhard Henkes wrote:
Thanks for your reply,
my whole pdb file includes an equilibrated membrane bilayer, constructed with
VMD for NAMD. I used the CHARMM27 FF while constructing it.
Now, I wanted to convert this system for a run in Gromacs.
To solve my issus, I divided my system into four
Thanks for your reply,
my whole pdb file includes an equilibrated membrane bilayer, constructed with
VMD for NAMD. I used the CHARMM27 FF while constructing it.
Now, I wanted to convert this system for a run in Gromacs.
To solve my issus, I divided my system into four new pdb's (ion, water, lipi
kalav...@gmx.net wrote:
Dear gromacs users,
I constructed a small *.pdb file comprised of only lipids (POPE bilayer). If I try to convert this pdb file with pdb2gmx (gromacs 4.5.4) and the included charmm27 forcefield, I get warnings for "missing hydrogen atoms" and "Long Bond" warnings.
Dear gromacs users,
I constructed a small *.pdb file comprised of only lipids (POPE bilayer). If I
try to convert this pdb file with pdb2gmx (gromacs 4.5.4) and the included
charmm27 forcefield, I get warnings for "missing hydrogen atoms" and "Long
Bond" warnings.
In other threads, the lipid
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