On 11/20/12 9:00 AM, 闪耀星空 wrote:
Dear Justin,
Thank you for your help!I edited a parameter about HPO4 in force field 43a1 by
myself as follows:
[ PO4 ]
  [ atoms ]
     P     P    1.924     0
    O1    OM   -1.127     0
    O2    OM   -1.127     0
    O3    OM   -1.127     0
    O4    OA   -0.949     0
    H4    H     0.404     0
  [ bonds ]
     P    O1    gb_13
     P    O2    gb_13
     P    O3    gb_13
     P    O4    gb_27
     H4   O4    gb_1
   [ exclusions ]
;  ai    aj
    O1    H4
    O2    H4
    O3    H4
  [ angles ]
;   ai    aj    ak  gromos type
    O1     P    O2    ga_28
    O1     P    O3    ga_28
    O1     P    O4    ga_13
    O2     P    O3    ga_28
    O2     P    O4    ga_13
    O3     P    O4    ga_13
    P      O4   H4    ga_11
  [ impropers ]
;  ai    aj    ak    al   gromos type
  [ dihedrals ]
;  ai    aj    ak    al   gromos type
When I use mdrun,I found that there are some bonds O2-O3,why?And O1,O2,O3

The only bonds that exist are the ones defined in the topology. If you get some other bizarre geometry that causes a visualization program to think there are bonds, that rendering is not to be trusted since it is probably produced from a simple distance search. It may also indicate errors in the topology itself leading to these unstable configurations.

are belong to OM。How to define the dihedral??

Use ATP as an example.

-Justin

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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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