Hello Charles,
    If I do not apply the patch, the enery output is usual with no zero
values. I indeed have some warnings, all on this model :

AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 770 LYS 48 C and 774 GLN
49 N
removing bond.
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 789 GLN 49 C and 791 LEU
50 N
removing bond.
AT_Build::buildNode: cycle link found between atoms 808 LEU 50 C and 810 GLU
51 N

between residues 48 and 71, and only when the patch is applied, it's
probably related, but I do not how.

Thanks for your time,

Olivier

2010/6/23 <Charles at schwieters.org>

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> Hello Olivier--
>
> > I have been trying to create an isopeptide bond patch to join two
> > monomers of ubiquitin (Gly76->Lys48) using the amber force field
> > (needed for GB), but the result is that during minimization and
> > dynamics, I have the following output:
> > *--- Dynamics ---- step=      0 ---- time=         0 ---- delta_t=
> 0.001
> > --*
> > | E(kin)+E(poten)=       -66.620 E(kin)=         0.689 temperature=
> >  0.971 |
> > |   E(poten)=   -67.3086349       grad=     0.0000008      ANGL=
> > 0.0000000 |
> > |       BOND=     0.0000000       IMPR=     0.0000000 VDW+GBIN+GBSE=
> > -67.3086349 |
> >
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> >
>
> It's difficult to imagine how the patch could zero out those enery
> terms. Do you get any errors or warnings? Does the same script without a
> patch statement also have the zero energies?
>
> best regards--
> Charles
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