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Extending Martini Forcefield to Other Ions
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3 years 2 months ago #8854
by AditiKhot
Extending Martini Forcefield to Other Ions was created by AditiKhot
Hi!
From what I understand the Martini 2 FF is available for Cl and Na ions (along with their hydration shell). And charged groups on molecules can be presented using the one of the four types of charged beads. I wanted to use Martini for monovalent ions of different sizes, such as F, Cl, Br, phosphate ion, etc, and I think I will have to extend the current framework for that.
I want something which capture different sizes, solvation radii and interaction of these ions with water. But Martini 2 can face issue if I vary the VdW radius. Can you please comment on how I should approach this?
Also, for charged particles are there in any other considerations one must account for?
Thanks in advance!
From what I understand the Martini 2 FF is available for Cl and Na ions (along with their hydration shell). And charged groups on molecules can be presented using the one of the four types of charged beads. I wanted to use Martini for monovalent ions of different sizes, such as F, Cl, Br, phosphate ion, etc, and I think I will have to extend the current framework for that.
I want something which capture different sizes, solvation radii and interaction of these ions with water. But Martini 2 can face issue if I vary the VdW radius. Can you please comment on how I should approach this?
Also, for charged particles are there in any other considerations one must account for?
Thanks in advance!
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3 years 2 months ago #8856
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Replied by siewert on topic Extending Martini Forcefield to Other Ions
Your problem has been solved already, with the forthcoming release of Martini 3 which features optimized parameters for many different ion types.
The official release is scheduled for March, so please keep an eye on our website ....
The official release is scheduled for March, so please keep an eye on our website ....
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