Re: question about charmm
- From: Giulio Vistoli <giulio.vistoli' at \`unimi.it>
- Organization: Ist. Chimica Farmaceutica
- Subject: Re: question about charmm
- Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 10:25:35 +0200
Dear Mao Xiang
Vega is able to solvate any molecule with any solvent and can save it in
several formats
Try it (http://users.unimi.it/~ddl)
Best regards
Giulio Vistoli
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Mao Xiang" <xmao' at \`iris.sipp.ac.cn>
To: <pdb-l' at \`rcsb.org>
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 1:59 AM
Subject: question about charmm
> pdb-l
>
> Hello everyone:
> Here is some questions that I need your help. I wonder if
> anyone could tell me how to generate any size of water sphere using
> charmm. And When I generated a large box(90A), and want to cut it to the
> sphere, Charmm would not read in the coordinate file, I think it is
> because it could not differ the first and the second coloum in the
> coordinate like the following:
>
> -----------------------------
> 8099126997 TIP3 H2 -42.02900 -42.78300 -32.56100 ABC 997 0.00000
> 8099226998 TIP3 OH2 -17.48700 -32.81400 -42.10200 ABC 998 0.00000
> 8099326998 TIP3 H1 -17.43100 -32.94900 -41.15600 ABC 998 0.00000
> 8099426998 TIP3 H2 -18.18400 -33.40500 -42.38800 ABC 998 0.00000
> 8099526999 TIP3 OH2 -28.39600 -45.51900 -16.52900 ABC 999 0.00000
> 8099626999 TIP3 H1 -28.88800 -46.30300 -16.28500 ABC 999 0.00000
> 8099726999 TIP3 H2 -27.63500 -45.85300 -17.00500 ABC 999 0.00000
> 8099827000 TIP3 OH2 -37.27900 -37.63700 -39.21200 ABC 1000 0.00000
> 8099927000 TIP3 H1 -37.93700 -37.80100 -38.53500 ABC 1000 0.00000
> 8100027000 TIP3 H2 -37.51000 -38.24000 -39.91900 ABC 1000 0.00000
> -----------------------------
> So I wonder if you have some good ways to generate large water sphere,
> for example 50A in the radius.
>
> Another question is how to generate the TIP3P deformable boundary force
> for a water sphere .
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> Regards,
> mao xiang
>
>
>
>
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