[gmx-users] Energy minimization for Inositol pyrophosphate

Justin Lemkul jalemkul at vt.edu
Thu Jan 29 13:41:47 CET 2015



On 1/29/15 6:23 AM, ashish bihani wrote:
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> Hello all,
> I have generated a PDB file for Inositol pyrophosphate using pyMOL to build the structure from scratch. I have converted PDB to mol2 with openbabel and submitted at Swissparam (http://swissparam.ch/) which returned a zip file containing various files of the same name (.itp, .rtp, .crd, .par, .psf, .pdb, .mol2). 1. Which of these files can be used as force field to generate a topology ? How do I include that file ?pdb2gmx -f IP7270115.pdb -ff XXX -water spc
> 2. The regular ffs among the options do not recognize IP7 as its atoms can not be associated with protein/DNA/RNA. All the ffs are based on amino acid residues and nucleotides. Is there an atom based ff available for GROMACS which I can place in ff directory and include in ff list ? (like MMFF)Swissparam help page says that I have to change the UNK1/LIG notation in pdb file to CHARMM27 terminology for those atoms. I am having a hard time figuring out what names these atoms should be assigned since all the atoms are unknown.
> I am attaching the pack returned by swissparam and the version of pdb file with some name modifications.Thank you.
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If you have an .itp file, that's a topology.  You don't need to run through 
pdb2gmx again, because the purpose of pdb2gmx is to create a topology.  If file 
formats are unfamiliar to you, refer to Chapter 5 of the manual where all of 
this is covered.

-Justin

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