CCL:G: QM/MM question
- From: Marius Retegan <marius.s.retegan^gmail.com>
- Subject: CCL:G: QM/MM question
- Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 16:44:56 +0100
Sent to CCL by: Marius Retegan [marius.s.retegan##gmail.com]
You could also try cp2k (GPL licence) or Gromacs/CPMD interface
http://comppsi.csuohio.edu/qmmm/
Marius
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:44 AM, F. A. Pasha pashafa]=[yahoo.co.in
<owner-chemistry##ccl.net> wrote:
>
> Sent to CCL by: "F. A. Pasha" [pashafa]_[yahoo.co.in]
> Hi,
> You may try pDynamo which is free and good for QM/MM. This from our lab by
M. J. Field.
>
> cheers
>> "Maurizzio m.argonni[]gmail.com" wrote:
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>> Sent to CCL by: Maurizzio [m.argonni(~)gmail.com]
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>> Dear CCL'ers:
>>
>> I would like to perform some QM/MM calculations but I don't seem to be
able
>> to find adequate software for it that is free for academic use. Are the
>> choices really so limited? So far, I am aware of GAMESS interfaced to a
very
>> dated version of Tinker and then QMMM software from Dr. Truhlar's lab
that
>> is able to use also GAMESS and Tinker albeit in a limited way because
of
>> limitations in GAMESS.
>>
>> I have no money to pay for Gaussian or Schrodinger's Qsite and I sort
of
>> refuse to pay 500 UK Pounds for Chemshell on the basis that I am not
British
>> (not to mention that most of the software they use as a base for theirs
is
>> free and/or developed elsewhere).
>>
>> Anyway, I would appreciate any insights into what choices I have for
QM/MM
>> software that would allow me to do calculations like geometry
optimizations,
>> transition states, etc. in protein systems. Thanks for the help!
>>
>> Maurizzio
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>> Dear CCL'ers:<br><br>I would like to perform some
QM/MM calculations bu=
>> t I don't seem to be able to find adequate software for it that
is free=
>> for academic use. Are the choices really so limited? So far, I am
aware of=
>> GAMESS interfaced to a very dated version of Tinker and then QMMM
software=
>> from Dr. Truhlar's lab that is able to use also GAMESS
and Tinker albe=
>> it in a limited way because of limitations in GAMESS.<br>
>> <br>I have no money to pay for Gaussian or Schrodinger's
Qsite and I so=
>> rt of refuse to pay 500 UK Pounds for Chemshell on the basis that I am
not =
>> British (not to mention that most of the software they use as a base
for th=
>> eirs is free and/or developed elsewhere).<br>
>> <br>Anyway, I would appreciate any insights into what choices I
have for=A0=
>> QM/MM software that would allow me to do calculations like
geometry optimi=
>> zations, transition states, etc. in protein systems. Thanks for the
help!<b=
>> r>
>> <br>Maurizzio<br><br>=A0<br>
>>
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>>
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