Dear Eugene,

I think I know what the problem is.
When generating a single psf file from two strands of DNA (like the 
dickerson dodecamer duplex), you should either specify each strand with 
a different segment id. (e.g. strand A and strand B).
By default, if you don't specify a segment id, the molecule is 
considered as a monomer, so residue 1 is connected to 2, 2 to 3, and so 
on. (So also cross-strand 12 is connected to 13)

or you should check your PSF file, and remove any connectivities that 
connect the two strands.
For the dickerson (dimer of 12 nucleotides), remove any connections 
(bonds, angles, dihedrals) between residues 12 and 13.

Regards,
Ramon


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> I recently upgraded my mac to Snow Leopard and now XPLOR-NIH does not work. 
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>> I recently upgraded my mac to Snow Leopard and now XPLOR-NIH does not work. A
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> I worked through this issue on the mailing list in the last couple of
> weeks. I believe the solution is to remove
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> Please let me know if this does it.
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> best regards--
> Charles
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>> Do you mean to remove the physical file from the bin.Darwin_8_x86 =
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>> xplor not configured for platform: Darwin_10_x86
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> sorry, the other part is to do this:
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> From: "DeRose, Eugene (NIH/NIEHS) [C]"<derose at niehs.nih.gov>
> Subject: [Xplor-nih] Problems with eginput DNA structure calculations
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> I am trying to use the dna_refi.inp script to compute the structure of the
> Dickerson dodecamer with some ribose sugar substitutions.  Unfortunately the
> structures, especially the base geometries are significantly distorted.
>
> I have noticed that the sample refine_full.inp script generates a good
> structure for the sample DNA calculation in eginput/dna_refi as long as the
> psf file provided, dna_new.psf, is used, i.e.,
>
> REMARK FILENAME="test_full_nocoup_1.sa"
> REMARK ===============================================================
> REMARK
> overall,bonds,angles,improper,vdw,noe,cdih,dipo,rama,ncs,orie,plan,coup,dcsa
> REMARK energies: 7430.46, 56.3133, 593.507, 10.1168, 76.1481, 114.733, 0,
> 8004.42, -1340.35, 306.109, -946.373, 17.2073,106.849,
>
> However, if a new structure file is generated using eginput/dna/dna.inp the
> geometric energy terms increase dramatically and the base geometry is
> significantly distorted, i.e.,
>
> REMARK FILENAME="test_full_nocoup_1.sa"
> REMARK ===============================================================
> REMARK
> overall,bonds,angles,improper,vdw,noe,cdih,dipo,rama,ncs,orie,plan,coup,dcsa
> REMARK energies: 37050.2, 2329.45, 9680.19, 15715.1, 915.524, 822.767,
> 0.241548, 7967.06, -1315.5, 1283.43, -777.791, 4.82553,
>
> The use of this psf file in the sample eginput/dna/full_ring_03.inp
> calculation also results in high energies:
>
> REMARK FILENAME="full_ring_03_1.sa"
> REMARK ===============================================================
> REMARK    overall,bonds,angles,improper,vdw,noe,cdih,xdip,rama,ncs,orie,plan
> REMARK energies: 31243, 2993.69, 9027.05, 18832.2, 398.815, 653.736,
> 5.06793, 1587.24, -3273.41, 1713.71, -704.531, 9.39292
>
> Upon comparison of the dna_new.psf file provided and the newly created psf
> file, I noticed that the new file has more improper terms defined.
>
> As a side note, the sample refine_full.py calculation also produces high
> energies with a significant number of experimental violations:
>
> REMARK  ------------------------------------------------------------
> REMARK  summary    Name       Energy      RMS     Violations
> REMARK  summary total        77782.66               785
> REMARK  summary ANGL           934.87    2.039      295
> REMARK  summary BOND           252.82    0.018       23
> REMARK  summary CDIH            21.94    1.652        2
> REMARK  summary IMPR         76386.18   28.835       46
> REMARK  summary NCS            651.75
> REMARK  summary ORIE          -854.54
> REMARK  summary PLAN             7.04
> REMARK  summary RAMA         -1267.03
> REMARK  summary VDW             57.52                 2
> REMARK  summary csa             43.94    2.235       44
> REMARK  summary jcoup            5.63    0.160       22
> REMARK  summary noe             53.87    0.053        0
> REMARK  summary rdcs          1488.67    0.537      351
>
> Any suggestions on what might be causing the problem with the psf files will
> be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Eugene
>
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