[gmx-users] question about PRODRG
jztan at mail.shcnc.ac.cn
jztan at mail.shcnc.ac.cn
Wed Oct 12 18:22:21 CEST 2005
Dear gmx-users,
I want to MD simulation using Gromacs with my complexed system (protein +
ligand), but when I deal the ligand with PRODRG, I encountered some
problems.
Firstly, I want to deal the protein using GROMOS 96 force field (ffG43a1,
the offical one). But for the ligand, I am a little confused about it. The
PRODRG Beta version provides two force field (GROMOS87 and 96). But when I
select GROMOS96, the result of Gromacs Topology stilll give the GROMOS87
format, but I am not sure if the values are based on GROMOS96. The results
are just like the followings, but this one is different from the results
that generate from "The Dundee PRODRG2 Server"(including charge and atom
tpye), which should be GROMOS87, right? So my question is: can I only
change the format of the results generated from GROMOS 96, so that it will
be the same format as it in the ffG43a1bon.itp? After I change the format,
I can use it as GROMOS96 force field, can I?
The result generated from GROMOS96, using "PRODRG Beta":
;
; This file was generated by PRODRG version AA050207.0507
; PRODRG written by Daan van Aalten and Alexander Schuettelkopf
;
[ moleculetype ]
; Name nrexcl
GPI 3
[ atoms ]
; nr type resnr resid atom cgnr charge mass
1 OM 1 GPI O6 1 -0.735 15.9994
2 C 1 GPI C14 1 0.349 12.0110
3 OM 1 GPI O5 1 -0.735 15.9994
4 CH2 1 GPI C13 1 0.016 14.0270
5 CH2 1 GPI C12 1 0.017 14.0270
6 CH1 1 GPI C10 1 0.088 13.0190
7 C 1 GPI C9 2 0.300 12.0110
8 OM 1 GPI O3 2 -0.854 15.9994
9 OM 1 GPI O4 2 -0.854 15.9994
10 CH2 1 GPI C7 2 -0.010 14.0270
....................
[ bonds ]
; ai aj fu c0, c1, ...
1 2 1 0.125 418400.0 0.125 418400.0 ; O6 C14
.............................
But in ffG43a1 force field ( ffG43a1bon.itp), the [bonds] format should
like this:
[ bonds ]
;ai aj fu c0 c1
1 2 2 gb_26 (here is differenct)
..............................
The result generated from GROMOS87, using "The Dundee PRODRG2 Server":
;
; This file was generated by PRODRG version 050728.0532
;
[ moleculetype ]
; Name nrexcl
GPI 3
[ atoms ]
; nr type resnr resid atom cgnr charge mass
1 CR61 1 GPI C4 1 -0.075 13.0190
2 CR61 1 GPI C2 1 -0.075 13.0190
3 CB 1 GPI C1 1 -0.055 12.0110
4 CL 1 GPI I 1 0.280 126.9045
5 CR61 1 GPI C3 1 -0.075 13.0190
6 CR61 1 GPI C5 2 -0.083 13.0190
7 CB 1 GPI C8 2 -0.062 12.0110
8 CR61 1 GPI C6 2 -0.048 13.0190
9 P 1 GPI P1 2 1.145 30.9738
10 OA 1 GPI O2 2 -0.952 15.9994
..........................
[ bonds ]
; ai aj fu c0, c1, ...
1 2 1 0.139 418400.0 0.139 418400.0 ; C4 C2
......................
Secondly, how can I deal with the charge? PRODRG provides "full" and
"reduced" charges. I am sorry for confusing about this. Is "full" same as
"formal" charges? Does this charge generate from QM calculation or some
other force field? Can I use this charges? And also I try to use Gaussian
CHelpG charges, but my ligand contain iodine atom, so I can just use the
basis set 3-21G, I think this basis set is quite small. I only know the
bigger basis set, the lower energy we can get, but I am not sure if it
effect the charges obviously, or hugely?
Finally, my ligand has a I atom, but after calculating using PRODRG, the
result is that the atom type change to "BR" in [atom], but in [bonds], it
is still a "I". So I am not sure if the c0 and c1 values are for "BR" or
for "I"? The results are the followings:
[ atoms ]
; nr type resnr resid atom cgnr charge mass
................
20 C 1 GPI C1 4 -0.033 12.0110
21 BR 1 GPI I 4 0.169 126.9045
22 CR1 1 GPI C3 4 -0.026 12.0110
23 HC 1 GPI H3 4 -0.008 1.0080
.....................
[ bonds ]
; ai aj fu c0, c1, ...
20 21 2 0.209 2928800.0 0.209 2928800.0 ; C1 I
..........................
Sorry for such a long mail with these questions. Please give me some
advice if you have experience about this. Thanks a lot.
Jinzhi Tan
2002-10-12
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