Re: Problems with Mutator1.1, mutations and FEP

From: Chris Chipot (Christophe.Chipot_at_edam.uhp-nancy.fr)
Date: Tue Oct 02 2007 - 14:42:38 CDT

Sven,

it is difficult to draw any conclusion from the PSF without seeing
the peptide three-dimensional structure generated by Mutator.

It would also be helpful to have a minimalist PSF, without lipid
and water molecules.

The sequence CT1 C CT2 makes no sense, given the hybrid topology
K2G, i.e. lysine to glycine.

Chris

SvenBlumenschein_at_gmx.de a écrit :
> Hy
>
> Thanks for the fast replys. Yes I used the psf given by the plugin. Here are the links for my psf and the vmd console output:
>
> http://www.keychem.de/docs/prakt/lys-gly.fep.psf
> http://www.keychem.de/docs/prakt/mutator1.1.log
>
> As you can see alchemify was actually applied.
>
> The angle CT1 C CT2 is not in the parameter file. It is physically not reasonable anyway. How can I prevent or remove these angles?
>
> Thanks in advance Sven

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