[AMBER] tleap - protein + ligand + heme group

From: Anna Cebrian Prats <Anna.Cebrian.uab.cat>
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2016 15:52:13 +0000

Good evenning


I am already working with a protein that have a ligand and a heme cofactor.


I prepared separate either the ligand and the heme group , in order to obtain the prep and parm files.
The Heme group I only have the mol2 file and the frcmod. ( I added in this email the corresponding files).


Then, I try to generate the .top and .crd files with tleap, like this:


> source leaprc.ff14SB

> source leaprc.gaff

> loadamberparams FE+3.frcmod

> loadamberprep FE+3.mol2

> loadamberparams acd.frcmod

> loadamberprep acd.in

> 3hs5 = loadpdb new.pdb ( the pdb of the protein that I check it with pdb4amber)


- The pdb has to contain all (protein structure + ligand + heme group), hasn't it?


and I obtained this problems:


1) Unknown residue: HEM number: 552 type: Terminal/last
..relaxing end constraints to try for a dbase match
  -no luck


2) Creating new UNIT for residue: HEM sequence: 553

One sided connection. Residue: missing connect0 atom.


3) Created a new atom named: FE within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CHA within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CHB within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CHC within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CHD within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: NA within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C1A within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C2A within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C3A within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C4A within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CMA within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CAA within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CBA within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CGA within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: O1A within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: O2A within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: NB within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C1B within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C2B within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C3B within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C4B within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CMB within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CAB within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CBB within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: NC within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C1C within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C2C within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C3C within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C4C within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CMC within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CAC within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CBC within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: ND within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C1D within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C2D within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C3D within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: C4D within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CMD within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CAD within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CBD within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: CGD within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: O1D within residue: .R<HEM 553>
Created a new atom named: O2D within residue: .R<HEM 553>
  total atoms in file: 4493
  Leap added 4450 missing atoms according to residue templates:
       45 Heavy
       4405 H / lone pairs
  The file contained 43 atoms not in residue templates

One sided connection. Residue: missing connect0 atom.


Why appears all this problems if I enter the prep and parm files?? I know that .mol2 file is not correct , but if i change it to .prep or .in, the Fe atom disappears.


How can I read the mol2 information of Heme group and used to determine structure in the pdb?


Thank you in advanced for your help


Sincerely,


Anna






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