[gmx-users] Re: help with chromophore of a GFP
Anna Marabotti
amarabotti at unisa.it
Thu Apr 4 11:40:43 CEST 2013
Dear gmx-users, dear Mark,
thank you for all the help you are giving me for this subject. I'm still
proceeding to my target..
Thanks to your previous suggestions, I was able to parametrize bonds and
angles of CFY. Now I'm dealing with dihedrals...
In the parameter files derived by Antechamber I have 2 different
sections for dihedrals and impropers. They are characterized by these
values:
DIHEDRALS:
The actual torsion potential is (PK/IDIVF)* (1 + cos(PN*phi - PHASE).
The components should be those reported in the column of the file, i.e.:
- first column: IDIVF: a factor by which the torsional barrier is divided
- second column: PK: the barrier height divided by a factor of 2
- third column: PHASE: the phase shift angle in torsional function (in deg)
- fourth column: PN: the periodicity of the torsional barrier
An example for this section is:
DIHE
NT-CT-C -O10.000180.0002.000same as X -c -c3-X
NT-CT-C -N10.000180.0002.000same as X -c -c3-X
NT-CT-CT-CT10.1560.0003.000same as X -c3-c3-X
NT-CT-CT-HC10.1560.0003.000same as X -c3-c3-X
CT-C -N -CT12.500180.0002.000same as X -c -n -X
................................
IMPROPERS:
The input is the same as for dihedrals except that the torsional barrier
height is NOT divided by IDIVF. Therefore the components are:
- first column: PK: the barrier height divided by a factor of 2
- second column: PHASE: the phase shift angle in torsional function (deg)
- third column: PN: the periodicity of the torsional barrier
An example is:
IMPROPER
CT-N -C -O1.1180.02.0Using default value
C -CT-N -H1.1180.02.0Using default value
CK-CT-CM-NB1.1180.02.0Using default value
C -CC-CC-NB1.1180.02.0Using default value
..........................
I should report these information in ffbonded.itp in order to fix the
values for dihedrals for CFY. However, I have some difficulties in doing
it, and description in Table 5.5 of the manual is rather cryptic to me.
First of all, I don't understand why in ffbonded.itp there are two
separated [dihedral types] sections, I see that in the first section the
column that I presume corresponds to "f.tp" in Table 5.5 (but in
ffbonded.itp it is called "func"), is all equal to 4, whereas in the
second section this value is 9 for all.
An example for the fist section is:
[ dihedraltypes ]
;i j k l func phase kd pn
CA CA CA OH 4 180.00 4.60240 2 ; new99
H5 O C OH 4 180.00 4.60240 2 ; new99
H5 O C OS 4 180.00 4.60240 2 ; new99
CM CT CM HA 4 180.00 4.60240 2 ; new99
CA CA CA Br 4 180.00 4.60240 2 ; new99
.................................
and for the second section:
[ dihedraltypes ]
;i j k l func
CT CT OS CT 9 0.0 1.60247 3 ;
CT CT OS CT 9 180.0 0.41840 2 ;
C N CT C 9 0.0 1.12968 2 ; new for 99sb
C N CT C 9 0.0 1.75728 3 ; new for 99sb
N CT C N 9 180.0 1.88280 1 ; new for 99sb
If I understand correctly, then this means that the first section is for
periodic improper dihedrals, and the second section is for proper
dihedral multi, right? I don't understand the difference between
"improper dih." f.tp. 2 and "periodic improper dih." f.tp.4. Moreover,
if I can imagine that PHASE and PN mean the same in both cases
(ffbonded.itp and Antechamber values), I don't understand if kd is
corresponding to PK, or to the result of (PK/IDIVF)* (1 + cos(PN*phi -
PHASE).
Could you please give me some hints on how I can edit correctly the
ffbonded.itp file using data obtained by Antechamber?
Thanks again and best regards
Anna
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