Re: [AMBER] phenylalanine amide

From: Francesco Pietra <chiendarret.gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 23:12:24 +0200

Hello Paul:
The program has a complex turnaround, initially needing partial atomic
charges for amino acid residues with polar hydrogen atoms only (Weiner
et al., (1984), J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 106, 765-784) (i.e, Amber). The
library uses the format of University of Houston, Brownian Dynamics
program (Gilson et al., (1993) J. Phys. Chem. 97, 3591, from which
epsi and sigm). I forgot to mention that I need those old-fashioned
Amber charges and radii, in fact I was probably wrong in mentioning
RED to this concern.

francesco


On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 7:34 PM, Paul S. Nerenberg <psn.berkeley.edu> wrote:
> Hi Francesco,
>
> The DOT2 charges/radii don't look anything like AMBER charges (either
> ff94-type or ff03-type) or radii to me.  You can check this for
> yourself if you have access to an AMBER distribution at the moment --
> see $AMBERHOME/dat/leap/lib/all_amino94.lib (or all_amino03.lib) for
> residue charges or $AMBERHOME/dat/leap/parm/parm99.dat for radii.  As
> a result, I would be very hesitant about incorporating AMBER
> parameters into this program.
>
> Maybe you would be better off taking a look at the charges/radii for
> the Asn or Gln sidechains in DOT2, as these residues contain a
> "terminal" -CONH2 group?  At a minimum, the atomic radii would be
> consistent that way.
>
> Best,
>
> Paul
>
>
> On Aug 31, 2010, at 9:59 AM, Francesco Pietra wrote:
>
>> On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 6:40 PM, Paul S. Nerenberg
>> <psn.berkeley.edu> wrote:
>>> Hi Francesco,
>>>
>>> By phenylalanine amide, do you mean a C-terminal (i.e., final residue
>>> of the protein/peptide) phenylalanine residue with a -CONH2 terminus
>>> instead of -COO(-)?  If yes, then you just need to use the NHE
>>> residue
>>> in leap...
>>
>> Yes, -CONH2 terminus. However, I am not using Amber itself now, rather
>> DOT2 (a protein-protein docking software from the S Diego
>> Supercomputer Center, which uses amber-type charges). I need to define
>> charges and radii for phenylalanine amide alongside default ones for
>> standard amino acids in a data file. For example for phenylalanine in
>> the various positions in a protein:
>>
>> resi  atom   chrg   epsi   sigm   radi end
>> PHE   N    -0.520  0.100  3.029  1.515
>> PHE   H     0.248  0.020  1.782  0.891
>> PHE   CA    0.214  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   CB    0.038  0.100  3.421  1.711
>> PHE   CG    0.011  0.100  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   CD1  -0.011  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   CE1   0.004  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   CZ   -0.003  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   CE2   0.004  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   CD2  -0.011  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   C     0.526  0.100  3.296  1.648
>> PHE   O    -0.500  0.200  2.851  1.425
>> PHEC  N    -0.520  0.100  3.029  1.515
>> PHEC  H     0.248  0.020  1.782  0.891
>> PHEC  CA    0.208  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  CB    0.038  0.100  3.421  1.711
>> PHEC  CG    0.011  0.100  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  CD1  -0.011  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  CE1   0.004  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  CZ   -0.003  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  CE2   0.004  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  CD2  -0.011  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  C     0.444  0.100  3.296  1.648
>> PHEC  O    -0.706  0.200  2.851  1.425
>> PHEC  OXT  -0.706  0.200  2.851  1.425
>> PHEN  N    -0.263  0.100  3.029  1.515
>> PHEN  H1    0.312  0.020  1.782  0.891
>> PHEN  H2    0.312  0.020  1.782  0.891
>> PHEN  H3    0.312  0.020  1.782  0.891
>> PHEN  CA    0.269  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  CB    0.038  0.100  3.421  1.711
>> PHEN  CG    0.011  0.100  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  CD1  -0.011  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  CE1   0.004  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  CZ   -0.003  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  CE2   0.004  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  CD2  -0.011  0.000  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  C     0.526  0.100  3.296  1.648
>> PHEN  O    -0.500  0.200  2.851  1.425
>>
>>
>> Forget about epsi and sigm, not needed for my task.
>> francesco
>>
>>>
>>> Best,
>>>
>>> Paul
>>>
>>>
>>> On Aug 31, 2010, at 9:31 AM, Francesco Pietra wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello:
>>>> I am looking for Amber-type charges and radii for a modified
>>>> residue:
>>>> phenylalanine amide (amidated phenylalanine). I have no suitable ab
>>>> initio software for using RED. Thanks for providing data or
>>>> literature
>>>> reference. francesco pietra
>>>>
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