[gmx-users] Re: same residue number for two water molecules
Yunfeng Hu
yunfeng at scripps.edu
Wed Oct 20 00:30:28 CEST 2004
I just found that when the number of water molecules exceeds 9999 it
starts from 0 again.
On Oct 19, 2004, at 10:38 AM, Yunfeng Hu wrote:
> Hi I used trjorder to generate a pdb file that shows the distance
> between solvent and ligand. However there are more than one water that
> shares the same residue number as others. Though the total number of
> water molecules remains same through the simulation, why does the
> residue number change? Thanks.
>
> ATOM 32993 OW SOL 430 46.060 23.000 35.490 1.00 0.79
> ATOM 32994 HW1 SOL 430 45.460 23.020 36.290 1.00 0.79
> ATOM 32995 HW2 SOL 430 46.230 23.930 35.170 1.00 0.79
> ...
>
> ATOM 2993 OW SOL 430 3.650 5.170 5.250 1.00 4.70
> ATOM 2994 HW1 SOL 430 3.880 4.210 5.090 1.00 4.70
> ATOM 2995 HW2 SOL 430 2.790 5.220 5.760 1.00 4.70
>
>
> Eric
>
>
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