Re: [gmx-users] extract chain information in xtc file

2019-03-28 Thread Stéphane Téletchéa

Dear Tina,

No need to extract subtrajectories, just create index concerning the 
separated chains you want to use,

and perform the calculation in gromacs.

Happy modelling!

Stéphane

Le 26/03/2019 à 14:13, tina-meryl.am...@ibcp.fr a écrit :

Hello,
I barely discover Gromacs and I have to use it to study trajectory results, so 
I wanted to know if it was possible from an xtc file to generate several xtc 
files, one for each chain of the molecule that we want to study, (in order to 
retrieve information and perform calculations) and if it is possible, how? I 
found several information for concatenation or even to cut a simulation of time 
N in several simulations of time n, but I do not find anything concerning a 
possible cut according to the chains of the molecule.

Thanking you in advance for your answer.


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Re: [gmx-users] extract chain information in xtc file

2019-03-26 Thread RAHUL SURESH
Hi
Make use of gmx make_ndx option.
Please refer the manual to use it. You can define your chain there and
extract it separately

On Tue 26 Mar, 2019, 6:49 PM ,  wrote:

> Hello,
> I barely discover Gromacs and I have to use it to study trajectory
> results, so I wanted to know if it was possible from an xtc file to
> generate several xtc files, one for each chain of the molecule that we want
> to study, (in order to retrieve information and perform calculations) and
> if it is possible, how? I found several information for concatenation or
> even to cut a simulation of time N in several simulations of time n, but I
> do not find anything concerning a possible cut according to the chains of
> the molecule.
>
> Thanking you in advance for your answer.
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[gmx-users] extract chain information in xtc file

2019-03-26 Thread tina-meryl . amans
Hello,
I barely discover Gromacs and I have to use it to study trajectory results, so 
I wanted to know if it was possible from an xtc file to generate several xtc 
files, one for each chain of the molecule that we want to study, (in order to 
retrieve information and perform calculations) and if it is possible, how? I 
found several information for concatenation or even to cut a simulation of time 
N in several simulations of time n, but I do not find anything concerning a 
possible cut according to the chains of the molecule.

Thanking you in advance for your answer.
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