Hi, sorry for the delay in replying.
On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 12:38 PM, Gard Nelson <Gard.Nelson.nantbio.com>
wrote:
>
>
> I working with a homodimeric protein bound to a chiral ligand. I have
> simulated the ligand in two crystallographic orientations. After running
> the simulations, I realized that I should have swapped the numbering of the
> monomers in the parameter file since the chiral ligand causes each monomer
> to adopt a slightly different conformation. (duh…) Not doing this means I
> can’t combine the data from the two orientations since cpptraj doesn’t know
> the difference between the conformationally different monomers.
>
I guess I'm a bit unclear on how your two systems differ. Is it that 1
system is 'Monomer1, Monomer2, Ligand', and the other is 'Monomer2,
Monomer1, Ligand'? If so you can reorganize the system with cpptraj but it
is a bit convoluted. What I would do in this case to get the second system
in the same order as the first is split the second system into parts and
then put it back together using COORDS data sets:
parm myparm.parm7
loadcrd system2.nc M1 # Name this COORDS set 'M1'
crdaction M1 strip <mask that selects everything but M1>
loadcrd system2.nc M2 # Name this Coords set 'M2'
crdaction M2 strip <mask that selects everything but M2>
loadcrd system2.nc Ligand # Name this Coords set 'Ligand'
crdaction Ligand strip <mask that selects everything but Ligand>
# Combine parts in the order you want.
combinecrd M1 M2 Ligand crdname NewSystem2
crdout NewSystem2 NewSystem2.nc
Hopefully I've understood your issue correctly. If not let me know, and
feel free to send me off-list files that illustrate your problem. Good luck,
-Dan
>
> Does anyone know of a way to swap the coordinates (or alternately the atom
> and residue Ids) of monomer one for those of monomer two in
> post-processing? cpptraj's atommap command does almost what I want, except
> that since the two monomers are topologically identical, it doesn’t do
> anything. I don’t suppose there is a way to input a map? I don’t see
> anything in tleap or vmd that would do the trick either…
>
> Thanks,
> Gard
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