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Is there any reference to make mapping file for lipid backmapping to CG
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5 years 8 months ago #7725
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Is there any reference to make mapping file for lipid backmapping to CG was created by tkim
Hello,
I am going to convert lipid structure from AA to CG. My model is not provided from Martini, so I need to do manually.
To do so, I need backmap file for the structure. It would be appreciated if I can reach any references to make mapping file. And can anyone enlighten me the difference between the linkers, GLY and AM? When can I apply each?
Thank you
Young
I am going to convert lipid structure from AA to CG. My model is not provided from Martini, so I need to do manually.
To do so, I need backmap file for the structure. It would be appreciated if I can reach any references to make mapping file. And can anyone enlighten me the difference between the linkers, GLY and AM? When can I apply each?
Thank you
Young
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5 years 8 months ago #7727
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Hi Young,
First, one clarification. Usually, we call backmapping the inverse process (going from CG back to AA). So, you want to actually forward-map your AA lipid, i.e., you want to coarse-grain the lipid.
Have you followed the following tutorial?
cgmartini.nl/index.php/tutorials-general...ng-new-molecule-gmx5
may contain some more useful info.
I am not the lipid expert, so I'd wait for someone else to enlighten you on the GLY vs AM difference. In any case, you could already have a look at the lipidome ( cgmartini.nl/index.php/force-field-parameters/lipids ) and check whether a very similar lipid already exists and take it from there.
First, one clarification. Usually, we call backmapping the inverse process (going from CG back to AA). So, you want to actually forward-map your AA lipid, i.e., you want to coarse-grain the lipid.
Have you followed the following tutorial?
cgmartini.nl/index.php/tutorials-general...ng-new-molecule-gmx5
may contain some more useful info.
I am not the lipid expert, so I'd wait for someone else to enlighten you on the GLY vs AM difference. In any case, you could already have a look at the lipidome ( cgmartini.nl/index.php/force-field-parameters/lipids ) and check whether a very similar lipid already exists and take it from there.
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5 years 8 months ago #7729
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Hi riccardo,
Thank you for your quick answer. Yes, you are right. This is like forward-mapping(?)
I found some literatures to distinguish the difference between GlY and AM. The lipid ,that I use, is with AM (sphingosine backbone). Based on this, I generated itp file using "lipid-martini-itp-v06.itp". and made a script for mapping.
Currently, simulation looks fine. Thank you again!
Young
Thank you for your quick answer. Yes, you are right. This is like forward-mapping(?)
I found some literatures to distinguish the difference between GlY and AM. The lipid ,that I use, is with AM (sphingosine backbone). Based on this, I generated itp file using "lipid-martini-itp-v06.itp". and made a script for mapping.
Currently, simulation looks fine. Thank you again!
Young
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