[gmx-users] protein-ligand complex tutorial

ahmet yıldırım ahmedo047 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 18 23:34:23 CEST 2011


Dear Justin,

But I doesn't see any error in the conf.gro. Am I wrong?
*conf.gro:*
LYSOZYME
 2363
    1MET      N    1   0.556  -1.596  -0.893
...
  388HOH    HW2 2353   1.763  -1.939   1.371
    1PO4  O2       1   1.456  -2.557   1.128
    1PO4  P         2   1.543  -2.651   1.204
    1PO4  O3       3   1.507  -2.801   1.181
    1PO4  O4       4   1.504  -2.632   1.354
    1PO4  O1       5   1.690  -2.636   1.176
    1PO4  O2       1   2.196   0.201  -1.915
    1PO4  P         2   2.174   0.062  -1.865
    1PO4  O3       3   2.062  -0.001  -1.948
    1PO4  O4       4  2.142   0.066  -1.713
    1PO4  O1       5   2.307  -0.006  -1.892
   5.99500   5.19182   9.66100   0.00000   0.00000  -2.99750   0.00000
0.00000   0.00000

19 Nisan 2011 00:12 tarihinde Justin A. Lemkul <jalemkul at vt.edu> yazdı:

>
>
> ahmet yıldırım wrote:
>
>> Dear Justin,
>>
>> Now, I added two PO4 to the coordinate file, then added two to the
>> topology. I created PO4_1.gro and PO4_1.itp for first PO4 using PRODRG.
>> Then, I created PO4_2.gro and PO4_2.itp for first PO4 using PRODRG. I added
>> 10 atoms/lines into conf.gro from PO4.gro(5cordinate and PO4_2.gro files (5
>> coordinate), then 10 the second line of conf.gro. I used only one because of
>> the same as PO4_1.itp and PO4_2.itp files.
>>
>>
> That's exactly what you want to do - an .itp defines a [moleculetype].  If
> you have two identical molecules that are defined by the same
> [moleculetype], you don't want to #include the same thing twice.  In fact,
> grompp will throw a fatal error that your [moleculetype] is redefined.
>  Think of this analogy - you #include "spc.itp" in your system, but you
> don't do it for every single water molecule individually.  You define the
> [moleculetype] and then define in the topology how many instances of that
> particular molecule in the [molecules] directive.
>
>  *_First PO4 from 3HTB:_*
>>
>> HETATM 1366  P   PO4 A 165      15.430 -26.507  12.040  0.70 13.01
>>   P HETATM 1367  O1  PO4 A 165      16.899 -26.359  11.761  0.70  8.42
>>     O HETATM 1368  O2  PO4 A 165      14.565 -25.571  11.281  0.70 12.47
>>       O HETATM 1369  O3  PO4 A 165      15.071 -28.010  11.811  0.70 11.58
>>         O HETATM 1370  O4  PO4 A 165      15.042 -26.318  13.543  0.70 11.36
>>           O
>> *_second PO4 from 3HTB:_*
>> HETATM 1371  P   PO4 A 166      21.741   0.620 -18.648  0.50 20.49
>>   P HETATM 1372  O1  PO4 A 166      23.073  -0.065 -18.917  0.50 18.04
>>     O HETATM 1373  O2  PO4 A 166      21.958   2.010 -19.153  0.50 19.25
>>       O HETATM 1374  O3  PO4 A 166      20.616  -0.014 -19.484  0.50 14.22
>>         O HETATM 1375  O4  PO4 A 166      21.425   0.662 -17.127  0.50 15.77
>>           O
>> editconf -f conf.gro -bt cubic -d 1.0 -o box.gro
>> genbox -cp box.gro -cs spc216.gro -p topol.top -o solvated.gro
>> grompp -f em.mdp -p topol.top -c solvated.gro -o em.tpr
>> *WARNING 1* [file topol.top, line 10673]:
>>  670 non-matching atom names
>>  atom names from topol.top will be used
>>  atom names from solvated.gro will be ignored
>>
>
> As I said in my last message, the order of the contents of the coordinate
> file and [molecules] directive must match.  You have not satisfied this
> requirement.
>
>  *WARNING 2* [file em.mdp]:
>>
>>  The sum of the two largest charge group radii (7.005889) is larger than
>>  rlist (1.000000
>>
>
> I have no idea what might cause this other than you've mangled the
> coordinates in some way, or perhaps molecules are broken across periodic
> boundaries.  In a normal input file, the latter is not the case.  My guess
> is that your copying/pasting of coordinates is somehow at fault.
>
> -Justin
>
>  *NOTE 1* [file topol.top, line 10673]:
>>
>>  System has non-zero total charge: 2.000001e+00
>> *Fatal error:*
>> Too many warnings (2), grompp terminated.
>> If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 18 Nisan 2011 23:26 tarihinde Justin A. Lemkul <jalemkul at vt.edu <mailto:
>> jalemkul at vt.edu>> yazdı:
>>
>>
>>
>>    You said you added one PO4 to the coordinate file, but then added
>>    two to the topology.  Hence the difference of exactly 5 atoms, or
>>    one PO4 molecule.
>>
>>    The content of the coordinate file must always match the content of
>>    the topology, with respect to the number of atoms (based on the
>>    listing of molecules) and the order in which they appear in the
>>    [molecules] directive.
>>
>>    -Justin
>>
>>
>>
>>        2011/4/18 lucioric <lucioric at ibt.unam.mx
>>        <mailto:lucioric at ibt.unam.mx> <mailto:lucioric at ibt.unam.mx
>>
>>        <mailto:lucioric at ibt.unam.mx>>>
>>
>>
>>           You need to get or calculate parameters for phosphate. These
>>           parameters are yet calculated for the AMBER forcefield, there
>>        are in
>>
>> http://personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/Richard.Bryce/amber/cof/frcmod.phos
>> .
>>           You need to install AmberTools and copy the frcmod.phos file
>>        in the
>>           URL above to the appropriate directory (see the AmberTools
>>        manual).
>>           Then, you can build the topology and coordinate files in AMBER
>>           format for your system using the tleap tool. These files in
>> AMBER
>>           format can be converted to Gromacs format using the acpype
>>        program.
>>           With these files in Gromacs format you can run a MD in Gromacs,
>>           using the Amber forcefield.
>>           Lucio Montero
>>           Instituto de Biotecnologia, UNAM, Mexico.
>>
>>           On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 20:40:49 +0300, ahmet yıldırım
>>           <ahmedo047 at gmail.com <mailto:ahmedo047 at gmail.com>
>>        <mailto:ahmedo047 at gmail.com <mailto:ahmedo047 at gmail.com>>> wrote:
>>
>>               Dear Justin,
>>
>>               You prepared a useful tutorial. if you used PO4 ligand
>>        (which has 2
>>               molecule) instead of 1JZ4 ligand from 3HTB.pdb, Then, in the
>>               .itp and
>>               .gro files of ligand because of 2 molecule, what change?
>>               Can you give some hint?
>>                Thanks
>>
>>               3HTB.pdb
>>               ....
>>
>>               TER 1365 ASN A 163
>>               HETATM 1366 P PO4 A 165 15.430 -26.507 12.040 0.70 13.01 P
>>               HETATM 1367 O1 PO4 A 165 16.899 -26.359 11.761 0.70 8.42 O
>>               HETATM 1368 O2 PO4 A 165 14.565 -25.571 11.281 0.70 12.47 O
>>
>>               HETATM 1369 O3 PO4 A 165 15.071 -28.010 11.811 0.70 11.58 O
>>               HETATM 1370 O4 PO4 A 165 15.042 -26.318 13.543 0.70 11.36 O
>>               HETATM 1371 P PO4 A 166 21.741 0.620 -18.648 0.50 20.49 P
>>               HETATM 1372 O1 PO4 A 166 23.073 -0.065 -18.917 0.50 18.04 O
>>
>>               HETATM 1373 O2 PO4 A 166 21.958 2.010 -19.153 0.50 19.25 O
>>               HETATM 1374 O3 PO4 A 166 20.616 -0.014 -19.484 0.50 14.22 O
>>               HETATM 1375 O4 PO4 A 166 21.425 0.662 -17.127 0.50 15.77 O
>>               HETATM 1376 C4 JZ4 A 167 24.294 -24.124 -0.071 1.00 16.39 C
>>
>>               ..
>>
>>
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>>    Justin A. Lemkul
>>    Ph.D. Candidate
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>>    Department of Biochemistry
>>    Virginia Tech
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