leila karami wrote:
What is difference between –ignh and –missing option in pdb2gmx command?
Using -ignh allows pdb2gmx to ignore any hydrogen atoms in the input, usually in
the case of an NMR structure, to properly name and assign those that are
necessary in the output, processed, structure.
Using -missing is generally a bad idea. It allows a topology to be built when
not all of the necessary atoms are present in the input structure file (i.e.,
MISSING remarks in the .pdb file). If you use such a topology, your results
will be nonsense.
-Justin
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