[gmx-users] Re: AMBER (parm96) force field & hydrogen/termini database

[Graham Smith]

There's already a charmm-format version of amber 94 which seems to have
translated the special N and C terminal / 3' 5' end residues into patch
residues, if that's any use to anyone -
http://master2.lobos.nih.gov/~cheatham/software.html. 

There were a couple of other people who might be working on this 
as well weren't there - I remember a message from Patrick Ladam (March 02) 

I don't mind helping if you want some drudge work, eg making hdbs for the
nucleotides. 

-Graham 

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