[gmx-users] The sum of the two largest charge group radii is larger than rlist
pratibha
kapoorpratibha7 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 7 13:22:27 CEST 2014
Hi Dr. Vitaly
My protein is not defined as a single charge group (if I understand
correctly). All residues have their respective charges. First few lines of
my topology file are as follows:
; Name nrexcl
Protein_chain_A 3
[ atoms ]
; nr type resnr residue atom cgnr charge mass typeB
chargeB massB
; residue 1 LYS rtp LYSH q +2.0
1 NL 1 LYS N 1 0.129 14.0067 ; qtot
0.129
2 H 1 LYS H1 1 0.248 1.008 ; qtot
0.377
3 H 1 LYS H2 1 0.248 1.008 ; qtot
0.625
4 H 1 LYS H3 1 0.248 1.008 ; qtot
0.873
5 CH1 1 LYS CA 2 0.127 13.019 ; qtot
1
6 CH2 1 LYS CB 2 0 14.027 ; qtot
1
7 CH2 1 LYS CG 3 0 14.027 ; qtot
1
8 CH2 1 LYS CD 3 0 14.027 ; qtot
1
9 CH2 1 LYS CE 4 0.127 14.027 ; qtot
1.127
10 NL 1 LYS NZ 4 0.129 14.0067 ; qtot
1.256
11 H 1 LYS HZ1 4 0.248 1.008 ; qtot
1.504
12 H 1 LYS HZ2 4 0.248 1.008 ; qtot
1.752
13 H 1 LYS HZ3 4 0.248 1.008 ; qtot
2
14 C 1 LYS C 5 0.45 12.011 ; qtot
2.45
15 O 1 LYS O 5 -0.45 15.9994 ; qtot
2
I apologize if I did not get the question right. Help me resolve the
problem,
Thanks in advance.
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