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From: Francesco Pietra (chiendarret_at_gmail.com)
Date: Wed Dec 30 2009 - 15:22:43 CST
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Hello Anton:
Just a quick question. I tried your sbcg with a trimer (three
subunits, or three chains if you like) protein, created the cg pdb,
.top and .par files using "Determine bonds from all atom".
Then, in building the cg .psf file with PSF Builder, the "segments
identified" were just a line
01 1 1- 42 none none Other
Does that mean that "bonding" was also created between the three
chains, arriving at a sible chain? From the graphic screens it looks
like so.
If my guess is correct, what about building the sbcg model separately
for all three subunits and then combine the results? Is that possible?
Thanks and happy new year
francesco pietra
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