Dear all
i want to determine the center of mass of my protein
in the z-dimension.which command in gromacs is useful
for me?
thanks
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Hi,
I am new to GROMACS. I want to perform Normal Mode Analysis of a protein. For
that I require a well minimized structure. I have minimized my structure using
steepest descent and conjugate gradient. But the structure seems to have got
struct in a local energy minima. How should I proceed to g
Nicolas Sapay wrote:
Actually, I have used OpenMosix some time ago in a another life :) All I
remember is that NAMD was performing reasonably well as far as you
didn't ask it to write coordinates every frames. It was handy to
minimize/equilibrate a system or do some small computation like press
Anirban Ghosh wrote:
Hi,
I am new to GROMACS. I want to perform Normal Mode Analysis of a
protein. For that I require a well minimized structure. I have minimized
my structure using steepest descent and conjugate gradient. But the
structure seems to have got struct in a local energy minima. Ho
mahbubeh zarrabi wrote:
Dear all
i want to determine the center of mass of my protein
in the z-dimension.which command in gromacs is useful
for me?
thanks
g_traj
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OpenMosix indeed provides a second model for clustering besides beuwolf
model, which uses MPI, PVM-based communication. You may run thousands of
processes and get good scaling.
I tried it with normal network, 100M Ethernet, two processes, quite bad
efficiency, 1.1-1.3x speed-up. To get OpenMos
Hello,
I'm having problems with pdb2gmx not recognizing disulfides in my
protein. I've tried chaning the residue name and -ss flag but neither works.
I read that this was a known bug on the website. Does anyone have a fix for
this?
Thanks,
Russell Green
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re Amber. Using that structure as the starting
structure also, i got the same error i mention earlier.
please suggest me something
thanks
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