Re: [gmx-users] Atom OXT in residue was not found

2017-08-09 Thread Qinghua Liao

Dear Justin,

Thanks very much for your suggestion, it works well now.

All the best,
Qinghua

On 08/09/2017 01:28 PM, Justin Lemkul wrote:



On 8/9/17 7:21 AM, Qinghua Liao wrote:

Hello,

I want to simulate a protein with a ligand (small molecule, 15 
atoms). But I have problem of generating the topology file.
I added the topology of the ligand as a new residue in force field 
database (aminoacid.rtp), but I got the error when I run pdb2gmx

interactively with -ter and chose none for the ligand:

Atom OXT in residue DH2 495 was not found in rtp entry DH2 with 15 atoms

The problem is that there isn't any atom named OXT in the ligand. I 
also searched the mailing list, someone mentioned that
pdb2gmx might rename the atom name of the atoms in the ligand. I 
don't understand why pdb2gmx complains something like this

when the atom is not in the ligand. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot!



pdb2gmx is trying to apply C-terminal protein patching to your 
ligand.  If you have listed DH2 in residuetypes.dat as Protein, 
don't.  Also note that atom names are translated via xlateat.dat so if 
you have one of those atom names, and DH2 is considered a protein 
residue, you need to choose a different atom name.


-Justin



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Re: [gmx-users] Atom OXT in residue was not found

2017-08-09 Thread Justin Lemkul



On 8/9/17 7:21 AM, Qinghua Liao wrote:

Hello,

I want to simulate a protein with a ligand (small molecule, 15 atoms). But I 
have problem of generating the topology file.
I added the topology of the ligand as a new residue in force field database 
(aminoacid.rtp), but I got the error when I run pdb2gmx

interactively with -ter and chose none for the ligand:

Atom OXT in residue DH2 495 was not found in rtp entry DH2 with 15 atoms

The problem is that there isn't any atom named OXT in the ligand. I also 
searched the mailing list, someone mentioned that
pdb2gmx might rename the atom name of the atoms in the ligand. I don't 
understand why pdb2gmx complains something like this

when the atom is not in the ligand. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot!



pdb2gmx is trying to apply C-terminal protein patching to your ligand.  If you 
have listed DH2 in residuetypes.dat as Protein, don't.  Also note that atom 
names are translated via xlateat.dat so if you have one of those atom names, and 
DH2 is considered a protein residue, you need to choose a different atom name.


-Justin

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[gmx-users] Atom OXT in residue was not found

2017-08-09 Thread Qinghua Liao

Hello,

I want to simulate a protein with a ligand (small molecule, 15 atoms). 
But I have problem of generating the topology file.
I added the topology of the ligand as a new residue in force field 
database (aminoacid.rtp), but I got the error when I run pdb2gmx

interactively with -ter and chose none for the ligand:

Atom OXT in residue DH2 495 was not found in rtp entry DH2 with 15 atoms

The problem is that there isn't any atom named OXT in the ligand. I also 
searched the mailing list, someone mentioned that
pdb2gmx might rename the atom name of the atoms in the ligand. I don't 
understand why pdb2gmx complains something like this

when the atom is not in the ligand. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot!


All the best,
Qinghua


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