54A7 also introduced changes to the Gromos96 lipid parameters
How will this change my inclusion of the berger lipid parameters? Any thing
that I should pay special attention to? Are there other lipid parameters
more compatible?
I heard from a faculty member at our Institute that the 53a6 is a bad
On 7/18/12 5:51 PM, Rajat Desikan wrote:
54A7 also introduced changes to the Gromos96 lipid parameters
How will this change my inclusion of the berger lipid parameters? Any thing
that I should pay special attention to? Are there other lipid parameters
more compatible?
There are better force
Thanks for the quick and detailed replies Justin :) This helped clear some
doubts I had.
I thought all Charmm ff were compatible in Gromacs? Which Charmm ff were you
referring to?
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On 7/18/12 6:13 PM, Rajat Desikan wrote:
Thanks for the quick and detailed replies Justin :) This helped clear some
doubts I had.
I thought all Charmm ff were compatible in Gromacs? Which Charmm ff were you
referring to?
CHARMM force fields are largely just sequential additions and
So CHARMM36 would be the best ff for a long membrane protein simulation?
Is it possible to integrate CHARMM36 into Gromacs?
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I got the answer to whether we can implement CHARMM36 into gromacs...:)
thanks
http://www.gromacs.org/Downloads/User_contributions/Force_fields
I still want your opinion on whether it is the best ff for simulating a
membrane-protein system, and if any modifications to the ff are necessary?
Thanks
Hi,
Justin, I am interested by your comments regarding the CHARMM lipids. In
particular can you elaborate as to why you think that the CHARMM lipids
are better than the united-atom ones (such as Berger and several GROMOS
variants).
As for the original question, the modifications in going
On 7/18/12 6:57 PM, Thomas Piggot wrote:
Hi,
Justin, I am interested by your comments regarding the CHARMM lipids. In
particular can you elaborate as to why you think that the CHARMM lipids are
better than the united-atom ones (such as Berger and several GROMOS variants).
I think there's
Hi,
Yes, I agree with you regarding the combination of Berger and GROMOS
force field and requiring validation. I just wanted to point out the
interactions between the protein and lipid are treated in the same way,
irrespective of the different GROMOS protein force field used (when
using the
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