> And what is my current issue is? What should I replace the residue
name with?
Ultimately, what ever you want to. From the name of the file, it seems
like it is formaldehyde, which is a small molecule, and from the link I
provide you the residue name used for it is FLH. So, convention wise,
tha
And this is what I found there:
see if there is a different name being used for the residue in the residue
database and rename as appropriate,
Mark Abraham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Sagittarius wrote:
> Dear Gromacs users,
>
> Could you please help me to find a Residue abbreviation lis
And what is my current issue
is? What should I replace the residue name with?
"Dallas B. Warren" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Could you please help me to
find a Residue abbreviation list web
site.
If you want to find out what people are calling a particular molecule or
residue, best place t
> > Could you please help me to find a Residue abbreviation list web
site.
If you want to find out what people are calling a particular molecule or
residue, best place to look is the PDB Database. If it is a small
molecule, then http://alpha2.bmc.uu.se/hicup/ is a good place to look.
However, a
Sagittarius wrote:
Dear Gromacs users,
Could you please help me to find a Residue abbreviation list web site.
I need to replace UNK below with something meaningful.
formaldehyde.pdb looks like this:
COMPNDUNNAMED
REMARK 1 PDB to MMOD
Dear Gromacs users,
Could you please help me to find a Residue abbreviation list web site.
I need to replace UNK below with something meaningful.
formaldehyde.pdb looks like this:
COMPNDUNNAMED
REMARK 1 PDB to MMOD atom-numbe
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