Thanks! I tried to use ACPYPE previously. That time there's something wrong so 
it couldn't recognize my pdb file. Now it seems OK.
I just got the result. I like it not renaming my atoms, like PRODRG. And its 
parameter file format is more similar to the file in Xplor-NIH, thus easy to 
read.
My ligand is a heme derived molecule. As a quick check, I picked a pyrrole ring 
and sum its interior angles equilibrium value. For a planar five-member ring, 
such value should be equal to 540 degree. ACPYPE gives a result much more than 
540 degree, which is geometry impossible. I believe that's because the 
parameter just comes from GAFF, which is not really optimized for a specific 
case. While PRODRG just assign each interior angle as 108 degree, although not 
so precise, at least the ring will be kept planar.
So, I really like the writing of ACPYPE. Unfortunately I still cannot use its 
result directly...



Qinhong Yu
The Ames Lab
Department of Chemistry
University of California, Davis
 
From: Gabriel Cornilescu
Date: 2016-07-15 11:22
To: Val Yu
CC: xplor-nih
Subject: Re: [Xplor-nih] Help on small molecule parameterization
Please try and share your impressions:
http://webapps.ccpn.ac.uk/acpype/


On Jul 15, 2016, at 2:04 PM, Val Yu <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,

Is there any method for small molecule parameterization other than Prodrg? That 
server doesn't give me satisfy parameters and atom naming of it is terrible. 
I'm afraid simply modifying this parameter to let result fit my expectation is 
not accepted. It seems that small molecule parameterization is not an easy 
task, sometimes itself can be published as a paper (with some simulation 
result). I'm wondering how you make the ligands work? Any suggestion and 
experiences will be appreciated because I really know little about this and I 
don't want to do stupid things.

-- 
Qinhong Yu
Ames' Lab
Department of Chemistry
UC Davis
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