Where does swissparam get its parameters for charmm? and does it use custom 
atomtypes for generic molecules? I have been using CGenFF-derived parameters 
for molecules that aren't in base c36 and I think it's working well for me...
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Shima Arasteh <[email protected]> wrote:

Dear gmx users,


My .pdb input file has a formyl group which is not defined in CHARMM27 and 
CHARMM36. So I  got its .itp file through swissparam. Now I want to use its 
parametrs. As I read in gromacs.org ,  I need to include this .itp in .top 
file. How does it come when I have not got any .top file yet?

Anybody can suggest me how I can use .itp file and solve my problem?


Thanks in advance,

Shima

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