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From: Christoph Schneider (csc_at_imb-jena.de)
Date: Wed Aug 19 1998 - 04:05:51 CDT
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Hi everybody,
I wonder that the fitting option in vmd is unnatural.
When I compare 2 molecules (dinucleotides, same names/number of atoms),
which should be almost the same in card. coord. (rmsd ~ 0.00x)
it makes a great difference if I compare
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heavy atoms (rmsd ~ 3.4 A) NOT TRUE!! and bad superposition or
backbone atoms (rmsd ~ 0.004 A) TRUE!! and exact superposition.
all atoms (rmsd ~ 2.38 A) NOT TRUE!!
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But the result should almost be the same, I think.
I think this is an important tool for checking equilibration runs and
should not be underestimated!!
Any comments?
Greetings Christoph
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