Marc Charendoff wrote:
I am looking at the pairings for a given g-energy and see terms like:
LJ-SR:C6Lrest
LJ-LR:C6Lrest
LJ-14:C6L-rest
I know LJ, and SR, LR, 14. C6L is a ligand I am studying. What is a
C6L-"rest" interaction? Guidance appreciated.
The "rest" term refers to the rest of your system, and its interpretation will
depend on what you set for energygrps. If you have "Protein" and "C6L" as
energygrps, "rest" will encompass anything not in those groups (solvent, ions,
and any other species that may be present).
-Justin
Thanks, Marc
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