[gmx-users] pdb2gmx omit residue

[Dinesh Pinisetty]

Hi Gary,
       You can generate a .gro file by using editconf command.
    editconf -f ----.pdb -o -----.gro









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Subject:    [gmx-users] pdb2gmx omit residue



Hi All,

Is there a way to force pdb2gmx not to look at the
residue and generate a .gro file... or an alternative
way of generating a .gro file from a .pdb (other than
PRODRG).  Thank you.

-Gary




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