On 2/15/16 3:26 PM, mohammad r wrote:
Thank you Justin,
I did it by using xpm2ps and ps2pdf commands. Now I want to ask, is there any
way to calculate the percentage of a-helical structure of a protein during
simulation? Indeed DSSP visualize it but I want to calculate it exactly.
It
Thank you Justin,
I did it by using xpm2ps and ps2pdf commands. Now I want to ask, is there any
way to calculate the percentage of a-helical structure of a protein during
simulation? Indeed DSSP visualize it but I want to calculate it exactly.
Thanks, Mohammad.
On Monday, February 15,
On 2/15/16 1:31 AM, mohammad r wrote:
I changed and reduced the ratio but the xpm file was not changed at all.
Unfortunately there's not much I can tell you here because this is rather
cryptic. It's illogical to get the same output with different input. You can
calculate exactly what
I changed and reduced the ratio but the xpm file was not changed at all.
On Sunday, February 14, 2016 5:05 PM, Justin Lemkul wrote:
On 2/14/16 1:54 AM, mohammad r wrote:
> Thank you Justin,
>
> I used xpm2ps command with below m2p file but the resolution was not
On 2/14/16 1:54 AM, mohammad r wrote:
Thank you Justin,
I used xpm2ps command with below m2p file but the resolution was not changed.
I've attached the xpm file, even the legend can't be seen.
is there anyway to get the result file in pdf format?
m2p file (I found it in the gromacs website):
On 2/13/16 1:33 AM, mohammad r wrote:
Hi,
I used the "gmx do_dssp" command to get the secondary structure of the protein
during the simulation but the resolution of the resulted .xpm file is very low. how can I
increase its resolution?
You can adjust the matrix proportions with an .m2p
Thank you Justin,
I used xpm2ps command with below m2p file but the resolution was not changed.
I've attached the xpm file, even the legend can't be seen.is there anyway to
get the result file in pdf format?
m2p file (I found it in the gromacs website):
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Hi,
I used the "gmx do_dssp" command to get the secondary structure of the protein
during the simulation but the resolution of the resulted .xpm file is very low.
how can I increase its resolution?
Thank you, Mohammad.
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