[gmx-users] g_hbond

[mirko busato]

thank you very much,
I read the manual of g_mindist but seem produce in output only the number of contacts and the minimum distance .

For my problem I would like to know all the atoms involved  (all the contacts) within of 4 Å.

so I can understand which atoms can do salt bridge interactions.

Do you know a way to do this with g_mindist command?
Thank you very much,
Mirko


On Monday, July 14, 2014 2:02 PM, Justin Lemkul <jalemkul at vt.edu> wrote:
 




On 7/14/14, 7:44 AM, mirko busato wrote:
> Dear Users,
>
> I have one question for you. I would  like to  extract some information about salt bridge interactions (without using the gromacs command  g_saltbr  because it gave me some problems) between some atoms (charged negatively) of a type of monomer and some atoms (charged positively )of another type of monomer.
>
> So I created the two lists of atoms with g_select,
> and I made a file index like that:
>
> [ N_CRL ]
>   300  321  342  363  384  405  426  447  468  489  510  531  552  573  594
>   615  636  657  678  699  720  741  762  783  804  825  846  867  888  909
>   930  951  972  993 1014 1035 1056 1077 1098 1119
> [ OX_ITA ]
>   168  181  194  207  220  233  246  259  272  285
>
> and then I used g_hbond to extract the contacts of these 2 lists of atoms within 4 Å.
>
> in this way:
>
> g_hbond_d -f eq4.gro -s eq3.tpr -n index.ndx -hbn hbond.ndx -contact -r2 0.4 -r 0.4
>

I wouldn't use g_hbond like this; g_mindist -on is more straightforward for 
calculating simple contacts.


>
> I noticed a strange thing, if I change the order of the groups in the index.ndx file,like that:
>
> [ OX_ITA ]
>   168  181  194  207  220  233  246  259  272  285
> [ N_CRL ]
>   300  321  342  363  384  405  426  447  468  489  510  531  552  573  594
>   615  636  657  678  699  720  741  762  783  804  825  846  867  888  909
>   930  951  972  993 1014 1035 1056 1077 1098 1119
>
> I obtain no contacts, and it is wrong because actually I didn't change the atoms of the groups.
>
> Could you help me about it ?

Order of the groups in the index file is irrelevant; it doesn't seem likely that 
this is the only issue.

-Justin

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