[gmx-users] PRODRG warning
Andrew Horsfield
horsfield at fecit.co.uk
Wed Jan 16 15:43:28 CET 2002
Hi Daan,
> One problem may be that your PDB file does not have proper atom names.
> How can GMX know which "C" is "C" if they are all called "C"? You
> might try it with C1 C2 C3 C4 etc. and see if that helps?
The PDB file I mailed to you goes only to PRODRG. The PDB file I fed to
Gromacs (based on the PRODRG output) was:
ATOM 1 HA MYP -6.108 30.035 20.765
ATOM 2 N1 MYP -5.276 29.686 21.240
ATOM 3 C1 MYP -4.110 30.463 21.020
ATOM 4 O1 MYP -4.136 31.409 20.251
ATOM 5 C2 MYP -2.973 29.975 21.825
ATOM 6 N2 MYP -1.798 30.612 21.705
ATOM 7 C3 MYP -0.802 30.158 22.460
ATOM 8 C4 MYP -0.980 29.074 23.341
ATOM 9 N3 MYP -2.132 28.426 23.469
ATOM 10 C5 MYP -3.159 28.865 22.701
ATOM 11 N4 MYP -4.343 28.184 22.814
ATOM 12 C6 MYP -5.348 28.612 22.097
ATOM 13 N5 MYP -6.571 28.005 22.221
ATOM 14 HC MYP -6.538 27.144 22.758
ATOM 15 HB MYP -7.191 27.989 21.417
Does PRODRG also need unique identifiers?
Cheers,
Andrew
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