xiongxuqiong wrote:

To whom it may concern,
when I used g_saltbr to compute some salt bridges in my system, I couldn't understand the option "-t". The tutorial tell me that it's trunc distance and the default is 1000. Then I want to find the definition of the salt bridge in Gromacs. However, I couldn't find it. Could you like to tell me the relative definition in Gromacs? And what is a proper value for the option t?

From g_saltbr -h:

"A minimum distance can be given, (eg. the cut-off), then groups that are never closer than that distance will not be plotted."

Basically, if a salt bridge occurs within the truncation distance specified by -t, it will be plotted. Using the default (1000 nm!) will capture all possible salt bridges in the system.

-Justin

Look forward to your early reply, Regards,
mary
2009-04-23



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