Re: [gmx-users] How to calculate radial distribution functions when atoms in different amino acids are named similarly

2016-08-26 Thread Justin Lemkul



On 8/26/16 9:37 AM, Apramita Chand wrote:

Dear All,
 Following is a portion of my .top file showing the naming of atoms of two
of my amino acids of my protein
 residue  22 TYR rtp TYR  q +1.0
 1 NL 22TYR  N  1  0.12914.0067   ;
qtot 0.129
 2  H 22TYR H1  1  0.248  1.008   ;
qtot 0.377
 3  H 22TYR H2  1  0.248  1.008   ;
qtot 0.625
 4  H 22TYR H3  1  0.248  1.008   ;
qtot 0.873
 5CH1 22TYR CA  2  0.127 13.019   ;
qtot 1
 6CH2 22TYR CB  2  0 14.027   ;
qtot 1
 7  C 22TYR CG  2  0 12.011   ;
qtot 1
 8  C 22TYRCD1  3  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
 9 HC 22TYRHD1  3   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
10  C 22TYRCD2  4  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
11 HC 22TYRHD2  4   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
12  C 22TYRCE1  5  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
13 HC 22TYRHE1  5   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
14  C 22TYRCE2  6  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
15 HC 22TYRHE2  6   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
16  C 22TYR CZ  7  0.203 12.011   ;
qtot 1.203
17 OA 22TYR OH  7 -0.61115.9994   ;
qtot 0.592
18  H 22TYR HH  7  0.408  1.008   ;
qtot 1
19  C 22TYR  C  8   0.45 12.011   ;
qtot 1.45
20  O 22TYR  O  8  -0.4515.9994   ;
qtot 1
; residue  23 GLY rtp GLY  q  0.0
21  N 23GLY  N  9  -0.3114.0067   ;
qtot 0.69
22  H 23GLY  H  9   0.31  1.008   ;
qtot 1
23CH2 23GLY CA 10  0 14.027   ;
qtot 1
24  C 23GLY  C 11   0.45 12.011   ;
qtot 1.45
25  O 23GLY  O 11  -0.4515.9994   ;
qtot 1


As you can notice , atoms N,C,O of TYR and GLY are named similarly. So when
we calculate rdfs of the protein sites with water molecules, the index
files have to be created which may cause confusion as to which site is
referred to when we mention 'N' or 'C'.
So is re-naming the names necessary or is there a way to calculate rdfs
with the existing file?

Could different index files help? How can we create such index files for
different amino acids?



Specify residue name(s) or number(s) when creating the index group(s).

-Justin

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[gmx-users] How to calculate radial distribution functions when atoms in different amino acids are named similarly

2016-08-26 Thread Apramita Chand
Dear All,
 Following is a portion of my .top file showing the naming of atoms of two
of my amino acids of my protein
 residue  22 TYR rtp TYR  q +1.0
 1 NL 22TYR  N  1  0.12914.0067   ;
qtot 0.129
 2  H 22TYR H1  1  0.248  1.008   ;
qtot 0.377
 3  H 22TYR H2  1  0.248  1.008   ;
qtot 0.625
 4  H 22TYR H3  1  0.248  1.008   ;
qtot 0.873
 5CH1 22TYR CA  2  0.127 13.019   ;
qtot 1
 6CH2 22TYR CB  2  0 14.027   ;
qtot 1
 7  C 22TYR CG  2  0 12.011   ;
qtot 1
 8  C 22TYRCD1  3  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
 9 HC 22TYRHD1  3   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
10  C 22TYRCD2  4  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
11 HC 22TYRHD2  4   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
12  C 22TYRCE1  5  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
13 HC 22TYRHE1  5   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
14  C 22TYRCE2  6  -0.14 12.011   ;
qtot 0.86
15 HC 22TYRHE2  6   0.14  1.008   ;
qtot 1
16  C 22TYR CZ  7  0.203 12.011   ;
qtot 1.203
17 OA 22TYR OH  7 -0.61115.9994   ;
qtot 0.592
18  H 22TYR HH  7  0.408  1.008   ;
qtot 1
19  C 22TYR  C  8   0.45 12.011   ;
qtot 1.45
20  O 22TYR  O  8  -0.4515.9994   ;
qtot 1
; residue  23 GLY rtp GLY  q  0.0
21  N 23GLY  N  9  -0.3114.0067   ;
qtot 0.69
22  H 23GLY  H  9   0.31  1.008   ;
qtot 1
23CH2 23GLY CA 10  0 14.027   ;
qtot 1
24  C 23GLY  C 11   0.45 12.011   ;
qtot 1.45
25  O 23GLY  O 11  -0.4515.9994   ;
qtot 1


As you can notice , atoms N,C,O of TYR and GLY are named similarly. So when
we calculate rdfs of the protein sites with water molecules, the index
files have to be created which may cause confusion as to which site is
referred to when we mention 'N' or 'C'.
So is re-naming the names necessary or is there a way to calculate rdfs
with the existing file?

Could different index files help? How can we create such index files for
different amino acids?

Thanking you,
yours sincerely,
Apramita Chand
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