[gmx-users] Adding residue to .rtp file
Justin Lemkul
jalemkul at vt.edu
Wed Oct 31 13:54:28 CET 2018
On 10/30/18 12:12 PM, Raji wrote:
> Hi
>
> Thank you for your input.
> 1. when attaching the alkyl chain with OH group in the aminoacid, to
> represent the bonded term C(aromatic)-O-C (alkyl). i took O as OC301 and
> C(alkyl) as CT2. But there is no bonded term for CA-OC301. How to import
> this by analogy?
Look into the ether parameters.
> 2. Charge of Hydrogen atoms (removed) are balanced over the oxygen and
> alkyl carbon is that the right approach?
As a first guess, I would just combine the H charge with the parent C.
But you'll need to do some basic validation of anything you do here.
> CZ CA 0.11 18
>
> OB OC301 -0.28 19 ;(in amino acid OH -0.54 HH 0.43)
>
> CH CT2 -0.01 20
>
> HH1 HA 0.09 21
>
> HH2 HA 0.09 22
>
> CI CT2 -0.18 23
>
> HI1 HA 0.09 24
>
> HI2 HA 0.09 25
>
> 3. Also i want to add n-terminal capping with carboxybenzyl for the
> peptide. If i use CGenFF parameters for the capping alone, how much it will
> affect the accuracy?
>
Again, if you've got something covalently bonded to the protein, you
should parametrize it thoroughly using core atom types in the force
field, not mixing CGenFF types into protein residues.
-Justin
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