Dear Gromacs users,
My Gromacs simulation on a protein terminated without any error and major
warning. However, when I see the conformations, I found them broken.
For trajectory conversion, I have used the following commands:
gmx trjconv -s protein-md.tpr -f protein-md.xtc -center -pbc nojump
Dear Gromacs Users,
I am trying to simulate a protein dimer using Gromacs-5.1.2. Gromacs
completed successfully
but when analysing the trajectories, the monomers are flying apart and
coming back again!
I used the following Gromacs commands/options:
gmx trjconv -s protein-md.tpr -f
Dear Gromacs users/experts
I was doing principal component analysis with a long (1000 ns) MD
trajectory.
I have seen the protein backbone continuous (not fragmented) with the
simulation time. However, the backbone is fragmented in some trajectories
corresponding to some of the eigenvectors! The
Dear Gromacs Users,
I have the following question:
Suppose I repeat a simulation, keeping everything exactly the same.
What will happen to RMSD? Will it be exactly same with the previous run?
If not, then how much variation is expected?
To check this, I ran two independent simulations:
1) upto
with
time
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On 5/26/15 8:42 AM, Biplab Ghosh wrote:
Dear Gromacs Users,
I am new to Gromacs and using Gromacs-5.0.4.
I want to calculate the variation of distance between to
C-alpha
Dear Gromacs Users,
I am new to Gromacs and using Gromacs-5.0.4.
I want to calculate the variation of distance between to
C-alpha atoms in a protein in course of time.
First, I have created a file called: L153_V161.ndx using make_ndx
and the content of the file is:
[ L153 ]
2277
[ V161 ]
2394
Dear All,
I am a beginner in MD and started with Gromacs. I would like to simulate
the dynamics of a homo-dimeric
protein containing 2 Mn atoms at the active site. I would appreciate any
sorts of help in this regards, e.g.,
please share your experience and/or relevant source in the web/published