Hi all,
I ran a 4 ns MD simulation and did the RMSD analysis. I found a few frames having very large RMSD, such as 27.4 Å while the others were normal (~3 Å).
I thought it would be the discontinued trajectory problem as I used IWRP=1 in MD input file.
Then I used following commands in order to map the frames to the original cell according to the AmberTools manual:
trajin ../../macro_prod1.nc 3000 4000
trajout macro_prod1_noWAT2.mdcrd
unwrap :1-259 ### 1-259 is the number of residues of the protein in my simulation system.
center :1-259 mass origin
image center origin familiar
strip :WAT,Na+
go
However, after all these steps, I still got the trajectory with some of frames having large RMSD (27.4 Å).
And when I viewed the output trajectory by VMD, I found the protein jumped out of view for a while.
Could anyone tell me how to get a continuous trajectory?
Thanks a lot.
Best,
Ren Kong
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Received on Wed Sep 10 2014 - 08:30:02 PDT
