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Should I fill in the Backbone and SideChain groups in an index file for MD?
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2 years 11 months ago #8943
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Hello everyone. I'm simulating a system that consists of a protein and a number of small molecules in a water box. During equilibration and production runs, I supply an index file made with make_ndx, but by default it treats all protein beads as side-chain. Does it matter? Should I edit the index file to explicitly define BB beads as backbone and SCi beads as side-chain?
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2 years 11 months ago #8944
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Replied by riccardo on topic Should I fill in the Backbone and SideChain groups in an index file for MD?
Hi. This really depends on: what you are using the index file for?
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2 years 11 months ago #8947
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Frankly, I'm just using index files because the tutorial for small molecule binding suggests that I should.
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2 years 11 months ago #8948
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Replied by hawo on topic Should I fill in the Backbone and SideChain groups in an index file for MD?
Oh, I remembered: I'm actually using it for temperature coupling.
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2 years 11 months ago #8964
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I'd say if it's for temperature coupling you want all the protein beads to be coupled together in the same group.
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