sunny mishra wrote:
Yeah I agree wiht you but I tested another protein as well 1BL8 to check if there was a problem specifically in 1K4C. Even after testing 1BL8 it gives me the same error. What do you think?


1BL8 has a huge amount of atoms missing in the crystal structure, too. Be aware of REMARK 470 lines in .pdb files that list missing atoms.

-Justin

On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 4:11 PM, Justin A. Lemkul <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:



    sunny mishra wrote:

        Dear all,

        I was earlier facing problem regarding the mismatch of atoms in
        .top and .gro file and then after useful discussion here I
        figured out that some atoms were missing in my cg.pdb file and
        that problem is because of the OLDER atom2cg.awk script which
        MARTINI folks have in their website. When I was using the
        earlier version of atom2cg.awk script I had 776 atoms in my .gro
        file and 804 atoms in .itp file and thats why .top and .gro were
        not matching but again the same problem raised even after using
        the new atom2cg.awk script which they sent me but it included
        some ILE residues and now I have 784 atoms in .gro file and 804
        atoms in .itp file


    As I recall, the root problem was that the original .pdb file from
    the RCSB had missing atoms that you had not properly modeled back in.


        I pretty much now know how to fix the script but I am confused
        in some of the things like:

        1) In the cleaned.pdb file of my protein the ARG residue in the
        atom2cg.awk script takes only CA, CG and NE with BN0, SC1, and
        SC2. If I want to include other atoms as well like NH1, NH2, CZ,
        CD etc what should I print for these atoms (either BN0, SC1, or
        SC2). As a matter of fact I don't know what do SC1, BN0, SC2 mean?


    Hence the point of CG.  You don't account for every single atom that
    was in the atomistic structure.  BN0 = backbone particle, SC1 and
    SC2 are side chain particles that will be given specific attributes
    in the topology.

    You should probably refer to the MARTINI publications for a more
    clear understanding of how the force field was conceived and how it
    should be used.

    -Justin

        So, i don't know while adding other atoms for ARG residue what
        should I print for them and I searched in the martini website
        but could not find anything. Please let me know if you got my
        problem.

        Thanks,

        Sunny



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