[gmx-users] cannot successfully finished the dPCA
Justin Lemkul
jalemkul at vt.edu
Sun Feb 4 14:32:56 CET 2018
On 2/3/18 1:39 PM, Seera Suryanarayana wrote:
> Dear gromacs users
>
> I done simulations of peptide of 20 residues length for 300ns. As I would
> like to explore the conformational flexibility I have chosen to do dPCA. I
> have gone through the tutorial which is present in the gromacs cite.
> Firstly, I have created the index file which shows the dihedral angle atom
> numbers. I have given the 36 dihedral angles information of 18 residues.
> Based on the formula 2*N/3 for 24 atoms I can create index file which can
> be used in the neat step to create the .gro file. In my index file I gave
> first 24 backbone atoms numbers. When use the gmx trjconv for getting
> resized.gro I got following error.
>
> Fatal error:
> Index[4] 25 is larger than the number of atoms in the
> trajectory file (24). There is a mismatch in the contents
> of your -f, -s and/or -n files.
>
> I got error meaning. In my index file fifth element is 25 which is greater
> than the total number of atoms number that is 24. If I give first 24
> numbers Then I got .gro file only for first file as follow.
>
> Generated by trjconv : Protein in water t= 0.00000
> 24
> 1LYS N 1 -0.370 -0.929 0.912
> 1LYS H1 2 0.411 0.167 -0.986
> 1LYS H2 3 -0.533 0.846 -0.352
> 1LYS H3 4 -0.936 -0.603 0.798
> 1LYS CA 5 0.049 -0.999 -1.000
> 1LYS HA 6 -0.003 0.264 -0.965
> 1LYS CB 7 0.935 -0.356 0.188
> 1LYS HB1 8 -0.982 0.862 -0.506
> 1LYS HB2 9 0.358 -0.934 0.839
> 1LYS CG 10 -0.544 0.010 -1.000
> 1LYS HG1 11 -0.646 0.763 -0.335
> 1LYS HG2 12 -0.942 -0.930 -0.367
> 1LYS CD 13 0.374 -0.927 -0.662
> 1LYS HD1 14 0.750 0.341 -0.940
> 1LYS HD2 15 -0.661 0.751 -0.775
> 1LYS CE 16 -0.632 -0.591 0.807
> 1LYS HE1 17 -0.561 0.828 0.693
> 1LYS HE2 18 0.721 0.610 -0.793
> 1LYS NZ 19 -0.410 0.912 -0.585
> 1LYS HZ1 20 -0.811 -0.419 0.908
> 1LYS HZ2 21 0.054 -0.999 -0.159
> 1LYS HZ3 22 0.987 0.203 -0.979
> 1LYS C 23 0.749 -0.663 -0.820
> 1LYS O 24 -0.573 -0.900 0.436
> 2.00000 2.00000 2.00000
>
> But I want to get the information for first 10 residues of my peptide.
> Kindly tell me how to do get dPCA for first ten residues of my 20 residues
> simulated peptide.
It seems you only saved the first residue in your trajectory. If you
make matching trajectory and .tpr files that save the first ten
residues, then you should be able to proceed.
-Justin
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