Dear all
I have simulated two different proteins (A and B). I need to compare their
flexibility. RMSF help to examine their flexibilty individually, but I want
to campare them with each other.
Do anybody know a solution to this? Would you please help me in this regard?
Regards
Shiva
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Dear Justin
I have prepared the pdb structure of an organic compound.
This compound is applied as a lable which covalently and specifically
attaches to a Cys residue of our protein.
I want to attache the label to the protein and simulate this complex.
what I need to know is that Can I manualy attac
shiva birgani wrote:
> Dear Justin
> I have prepared the pdb structure of an organic compound.
> This compound is applied as a lable which covalently and specifically
> attaches to a Cys residue of our protein.
> I want to attache the label to the protein and simulate this complex
hi all dear
I have used dssp to examine secondary structure of a protein. it have been
done correctly but when I convert .xpm file to .eps the y-axis is so short
and the numbers of residues are not distinguishable and the picture is not
so clear !!! I wnat to know if there exist a way to change it
Dear Justin
I had a crashed run and continued it by tpbconv and mdrun. After that in
order to analysis the results of new MD run I used of this command
trjcat -s md2.tpr -settime
But when I want to compute RMSD, DSSP, ... I do not know how I can put
together the results of MD1 (crashed run) and MD2
Dear friends
Thanks for help
I did what you said. but now I have another question.
why when I compute RMSD, there is a turbulence in the digits between two MD
runs (MD1 & MD2)?
Along 10nS RMSD values increase but after that in continued MD RMSD values
start with lower digits. So the obtained RMSD
Dear Justin
So thanks for your help.
you are right. I had put a wrong .rtp file
With regards
Shiva
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Dear all
I want to analyze the mobility of residues in various conditions.
I need to know examining the RMSF is more useful or RMSD per residue?
Thanks in advance
Shiva
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Dear Justin
I fallowed your tutorial of "Protein-Ligand Complex" to simulate a peptide
associated with acetic acid. All the step was good but in Equilibration
phase 1 I encountered with this error
WARNING 1 [file nvt.mdp, line unknown]:
Unknown left-hand 'continuation' in parameter file
checkin
Hi All
I am trying to add sodium sulfate to the system but I receive this fetal
error
Fatal error: No such moleculetype SO4
Could anybody tell me what is the force field-specified name of sulfate ion
in OPLS-AA/L all-atom force field?
regards,
Shiva
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Hi
I want to see specific salt bridge residues for example which Arg by Glu is
in salt bridges.
But in step we got a list pairs in which Cl ions (Cl ions added to
neutralize peptide in solvent by genion) are paired to residues.
I don't know what is the problem and how can I have salt bridge residue
Dear Justin
I want to simulate a protein in the high temperature (338 K).
I wan to know changing of ref_t in mdp file is enough and there is not any
other parameter to be changed in this regard?
and how much the results of this type of simulation (in high temperature) is
reliable?
thanks in advance
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