Hi,
So I get some very high Gmax value during minimization for a hydrogen
atom(HG2) bound to a Arginine - when I look at the pdb file the distance
between its nearest neighbor is 1.76 Å to a hydrogen on proline residue
I use constraints for the hydrogen bond length through shake
SHAKE:
ntc = 2, jfastw = 0
tol = 0.00001
the rms gradient is 5.8 which is pretty high. The vdwaals are negative
-7764. I have not yet added any extra water molecules only the crystal ones
not having too high clashing. Are there any debugging in order to identify
the clash - is it vdw or something else and how to resolve that?
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 8:53 PM, Bill Ross <ross.cgl.ucsf.edu> wrote:
> > Furthermore, the residues around are displaced which
> > they are not supposed to do - I have included low vdw radii and the
> bonding
> > energy has a very high force constant (100 ) - can I get the clashing
> part
> > of Gmax out?
>
> The atom indicated by GMAX is the one to focus on.
> What is it? What type? What vdw params? What bonded to?
> Are you expecting that a high bonding force constant will somehow
> compensate for low vdw radii? That would only work in a highly
> constrained system, likely with just a few atoms that could not
> form vdw contacts.
>
> > When I look in the pdb it seems fine so there is a clash I am
> > not able to see.
>
> The clash probably develops as atoms are pulled together.
> If you print crds for every step of md or min, you likely will
> see the problem developing.
>
> Bill
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