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From: Jolanta Latosinska <jolanala@amu.edu.pl>
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Subject: activation energy
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Dear Netters,
I am looking for the experimental value of the activation energy of 
the typical NH2 group. 
Could you help me please?
Kind regards,
Jolanta



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Hi all

I should probably know this, but how can I save the coordinates from a
single step of a CHARMM dynamics trajectory?  More specifically, I want
to save the last frame of a 200000 step dynamics run.  I have used COOR
DYNA and set the begin and stop values the same as in

OPEN READ UNIT 15 FILE NAME "newattestverlet24.5.dcd"
COOR DYNA FIRSTU 15 NUNIT 1 BEGIN 200000 STOP 200000

This works, as it writes out a set of coordinates.  But is it really the
frame that I wanted?  Or is there another way to do this?

Thanks to all in advance.

Richard



From chemistry-request@server.ccl.net Sat Sep 14 17:42:15 2002
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Subject: CCL: training and prediction sets for the SCORE program
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CCL,

     I would like to obtain a copy of the training and prediction sets used
with the SCORE program (Wang, R. et al. J. Mol Model 4 (1998) 379).  Does
anyone have copies of the tar files that originally came with the software
that they would be willing to send me?

     Thank you,
     Jim Metz



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