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Respected Sir,
I am trying to generate free energy landscape by using g_sham,From the archive
I came to know that one .xvg file needs to be prepared containing three
columns of data, first one is time, 2nd and 3rd one are the coordinates of
interest, I used the command
g_sham -f *.xvg
Dear Sir,
I am facing one problem regarding generation of Free energy
landscape (FEL); I have some doubt regarding the algorithm of g_sham. I will be
highly obliged if you kindly let me clear my doubt. I know that three variables
are needed for construction of 3D energy landscape.
pdb2gmx CA2+ ion is considered as follows.
type resnr residue
CA2+ CA CA
Please suggest what should be taken into account while running the simulation
with the metal ion.
regards
Sangeeta Kundu
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Dear all,
I am trying to perform simulation of a protein with several ligands, in
case of certain ligands I found that the ligand is coming out of the protein
after 5-6 ns. I have checked the energy of the system, but it does not show any
abrupt change, still the ligand is coming out
Dear Sir,
I want to simulate the same system at different temperatures using different
velocities want to investigate whether the simulations converged or not.. For
that should we alter the default gen_seed value, if yes, then can we choose
the gen_seed value arbitrary or is there any
Dear all,
I performed essential dynamics analysis on two proteins at
different temperatures ranging from 300 K to 473 K; subsequently I tried to
calculate RMSIP (root mean square inner product) to determine the subspace
overlap between two different trajectories at different
Dear Sir,
I want to minimize an average structure obtained from a simulation, by conjugate gradient method.. As this method is more efficient than steepest descent I am trying with this method. The minimization has gone smoothly with steepest descent and lbfgs, but it failed while using
Dear Sir,
I have found in literature that most of the unfolding studies of proteins are performed at higher temperature by increasing box size accordingly. My protein has approximately 70 residues, I want to simulate it at room temperature as well as at some higher temperatures. I have not
Dear all,
I gave a simulation run of a protein using G43a1force field at 523K
using Berendson's Temperature coupling for 10 ns, But three times it failed
with the messege segmentation fault , without giving any other error messege.
Previously I ran the simualtion of the same protein
?
Tsjerk
On 3/15/07, Erik Marklund [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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15 mar 2007 kl. 08.29 skrev sangeeta kundu:
Dear all,
I gave a simulation run of a protein using
G43a1force field at 523K
using Berendson's Temperature coupling for 10
ns, But three times it
failed with the messege
that, you may be better off adding some
additional sodium chloride... One sodium may balance the net charge,
but it will not balance a charged protein.
Cheers,
Tsjerk
On 3/15/07, sangeeta kundu wrote:
Dear All,
Thanks a lot to Mark,Tsjerk and Erik your promt reply.
It is a globular protein
into
a postscript file, so that every residue and the time
scale will be clearly visible, PLease help.
regards
Sangeeta Kundu
Research Fellow
Bioinformatics Centre
Bose Institute
Kolkata
India
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sangeeta kundu wrote:
Dear Sir,
I converted the output of do_dssp program
(.xpm
file) into an .eps file by the command xpm2ps,I
also
specified the size by -size command, but the
problem
is that when I am observing
Dear Sir,
Sorry, just now I have seen that -skip is mentioned
in xpm2ps not in do_dssp, So I ran it with Do_dssp.
I apologize for that .
regards
Sangeeta
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Dear Sir,
I can change the output with -bx and -by , but
problem is the tick marks become quite illegible.and I
does not display the number of residue etc.
regards
Sangeeta
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sangeeta kundu wrote:
Dear Sir,
I converted the output
of -bx and -by ,
the Secondary str file improves, but no improvement
in the time scale, rather each time a black bar is
displayed.
How can I get the appropriate time scale?
regards
SANGEETA
--- David van der Spoel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sangeeta kundu wrote:
Dear Sir,
I converted
Thanks a lot to Dr Sica and Dr. Warren.
regards
Sangeeta
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Dear All,
I want to calculate the rdf of a particular residue with respect to
water, I was able to generate the rdf of the entire protein against the bulk
water,but I could not do the same for a particular residue, In the index.ndx
file I have specified the groups of that
Can anyone suggest me how to generate a plot which shows the variation of
tertiary contact over time.
regards
Sangeeta
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dear Sir,
Thanks for suggestion.
regards
SANGEETA
--- Mark Abraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sangeeta kundu wrote:
*Can anyone suggest me how to generate a plot
which shows the
variation of tertiary contact over time.*
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Dear Abu and Mark,
You asked me
Dear All,
I do not know whether I am interrupting you again and again by
asking the same question, but I am helpless , I can not detect my fault, When I
run the program DSSP it works fine, but while executing do_dssp or my_dssp (as
suggested by Yang) the program seems to be
Dear Sir,
I am facing one problem, I gave the MD run of a protein of approximately
70 residues for 10ns, after 1 ns run part of protein was getting out of the
waterbox and at the end of 10 ns I found that almost half of the protein was
coming out of the waterbox, I gave the
THANKS A LOT TO ERIK AND MARK
regards
SANGEETA
Mark Abraham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sangeeta kundu wrote:
*Dear Sir,*
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* I am facing one problem, I gave the MD run of a protein of
approximately 70 residues for 10ns, after 1 ns run part of protein
was getting out
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