Hi Dachuan,
the recommended way is to play with the box parameters until you find a
box with the correct amount of water.
However, opening the reference inpcrd file with an editor and removing
the desired amount of coordinates worked fine for me. Do not use this
edited file as input for simulation (-c) only for reference (-ref).
hth
simon
Am 12/13/2010 09:45 AM, schrieb Dachuan Guo:
> Amber users,
>
> I have two protein structures A/B with the same sequence. I want
> to use TMD to simulate the process from A to B. When I used
> "solvateoct *** TIP3PBOX 9.0", there were different number of residues
> added to system A and B. TMD can't run without the same number of
> atoms.
> How could I add the same number of water into the two protein systems?
>
> regards,
> Dachuan Guo
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