That should be the reason. The pdb file contains 8 chains.
The command is "antechamber -fi pdb -fo mol2 -i residue.pdb -o residue.mol2".
Ye
>We would need more information, in particular the command you ran, and the
>pdb file you used. Note that antechamber is designed to deal with _single_
>residues, whereas many pdb files are made up of multiple residues...
>
>...dac
>
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Best regards,
Ye Mei
ymei.itcc.nju.edu.cn
2004-03-19
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