[gmx-users] Convert A CHARMM pdb file to gromacs

[Maik Goette]

Hi

First: I don't know CHARMM...and maybe I'm lucky with that...;)

I think, CHARMM writes out "wrong" hydrogen names.
You have to rename all hydrogens according to GROMACS nomenclature.
Maybe there is something in the manual about that.
If not, scan the RTP file for that.
IMHO thats the only way to keep your hydrogens.

Regards

Maik Goette, Dipl. Biol.
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Leonardo Sepulveda Durán wrote:
> Hello!!!
> 
> I have a Solvated system protuced by CHARMM, in pdb format. (with hydrogens)
> I would like to use this same system in GROMACS, to compare without
> having a different initial structure. Using
> 
> pdb2gmx  -f S1.pdb
> 
> Gives an error because the TIP3 waters and Protein Hydrogens can not
> being recognized. Adding the -ignh option changues every hidrogen
> position, for water and oxigen.
> 
> I would like to know if someone knows a program or script to convert
> CHARMM hydrogen  names into GROMACS (encad) ones.
> 
> Leonardo
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