Hi Tom,
Thanks for your replay. From the paper (DNA and lipid bilayers:
self-assembly and insertion. J. Royal Soc. Int. 5, S241-S250, 2008. ) I
understand that the DNA CG particles where identical to the one used for
lipids and protein, am I correct? Also, they had used elastic network to
hold them in place (instead of Secondary Structure used in proteins).
Best,
Itamar
On 28/05/10 12:11 AM, Thomas Piggot wrote:
Hi,
The DNA parameters for use with the MARTINI forcefield are not
publicly available to download at the moment, however they will be
available very soon. I (or someone else from the Khalid group) will
let the list know when and where they have been made available.
Cheers
Tom
Itamar Kass wrote:
Shalom all,
I wish to try and simulate a protein with few RNA bases attached. As I
favour speed over accuracy in this case I wish to use the MARTINI model.
I could not find RNA/DNA parameters, but noticed that on the site there
is a reference to Khalid S, Bond PJ, Holyoake J, Hawtin RW, Sansom MSP.
DNA and lipid bilayers: self-assembly and insertion. J. Royal Soc. Int.
5, S241-S250, 2008.
I wonder if someone had those parameters already implemented into the
model? It will be nice to get it nicely packed. Or maybe even better,
are there any beta parameters to RNA/DNA in a new MARTINI force field?
All the best,
Itamar
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