You can't parameterize the H bond contribution by running only MM
calculation. You need to run an ab initio QM/MM MD.
Being said that I presume you observed H bond interaction between some
amino acid residue and ligand. I will suggest you to observe the hydrogen
bond ocuupancy to understand the stability of this hydrogen bond. If you do
a per-residue energy decomposition analysis the residues involved in
hydrogen bond connection usually showed a higher total energy component
(may be a high electrostatic or vDw component).
But you can't actually said that until you perform a QM/MM calculation.
HTH!!
SB
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 1:38 PM, <erik.laurini.di3.units.it> wrote:
> Good morning everyone,
> just a little and maybe very stupid question: in which energy component is
> taken in account the contribution of a H-Bond in the mm/pbsa free energy
> calculation?
> Thanks in advance fpr your response!
>
> -erik-
>
> Dr. Erik Laurini
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Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, India
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