James Starlight wrote:
Yes I've tried this way but obtained wrong result ;o

e.g after align along X I've tried rotate along Z on 90 to obtain align on Z
-rotate 0 0 90

but I've obtained structure aligned on Y :DD

Whta I've done wrong?


You've rotated around the wrong axis.

-Justin

James

2011/10/29 Mark Abraham <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>

    On 29/10/2011 9:47 PM, James Starlight wrote:
    sure but I could not find possible parameter for -scale option

    Huh? What has scaling got to do with it?



    -[no]princ   bool   no      Orient molecule(s) along their
    principal axes

    from that I found that only yes\ no options is aviable for princ :(

    So align with X with -princ. Then in another call to editconf rotate
    it to align with whatever you want.

    Mark



    of course I could do the ssame via combination of the
    -align       vector 0 0 0   Align to target vector
    -translate   vector 0 0 0   Translation
    -rotate      vector 0 0 0   Rotation around the X, Y and Z axes in
    degrees

    but this would require many calculations so I'm looking for most
    simplest way of orientation of my molecule along required coordinate
    2011/10/29 Mark Abraham <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>>

        On 29/10/2011 7:38 PM, James Starlight wrote:
        Mark, hello!


        It's clear now about termii

        also I'd like to know about orientation of my protein along
        specific axis

        e.g editconf -princ orient my protein along X but what should
        i do to orient it along other axis?

        Did you start by trying to look up the answer in editconf -h
        yourself?

        Mark



        James

        2011/10/29 Mark Abraham <[email protected]
        <mailto:[email protected]>>

            On 29/10/2011 6:34 PM, James Starlight wrote:

                Justin, hello!

                I've desided to make simulation of my GA peptide
                under GROMOS96 53A6 force field extended with Berger
                lipids ( on analogy to KALP simulation because both
                of that lipids are membrane alpha helices with
                similar topology )

                About termii- As I understood you've added ACE and
                NH2 termii to KALP via Amber tools software. I havent
                that software now but pdb2gmx under GROMOS96 53A6
                force field may add only NH(2) cap to the C-end and
                COO(H) to the N-end instead of ACE and NH2.


            I can't understand any of that :)



                Identified residue VAL2 as a starting terminus.
                Identified residue TRP16 as a ending terminus.
                8 out of 8 lines of specbond.dat converted successfully
                Select start terminus type for VAL-2
                 0: NH3+
                 1: NH2
                 2: None

                It's not quite unferstand for me why pdb2gmx add the
                termii in such wrong manner ( e.g ACE and other
                groups also contains in the .rtp of this ff).


            Termini are added by pdb2gmx using the terminus databases
            in the .n.tdb and .c.tdb files, as you would know from
            your reading of chapter 5 of the manual :-) Only things
            that are found there can be added by pdb2gmx - and not
            everything you can imagine will be found there. If you
            want (for example) an ACE group at your N-terminus, you
            need to build it using some other tool, and arrange for
            the .rtp entry for ACE to exist (which it already does).


                Finally why I cant chose NH(2) for the last residue
                and the COOH for the first ?


            Because they've either not been parameterized, coded or
            tested.


                And what difference beetwen such termii specification
                would be as the consequence ?


            Mark

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