I am not sure what you mean by "How can I find a deprotonated state for LYS"
To find out the parameters, there is a residue named LYN which
represents the deprotonated state of a LYS. The deprotonated state of
LYS under constant pH conditions should mimic that residue in terms of
charges.
Do you want to know how often LYS is deprotonated during a cpH MD ?
chpstats.py should tell you that.
adrian
On 7/29/22 3:28 AM, Dulal Mondal via AMBER wrote:
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> Dear Sir/Madam
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> I am running CpHMD Simulation. As has been stated in the tutorial by
> default, all protonation states start at state 0. We also know the default
> protonation for each of the titratable residues. When AS4 and GL4 use
> deprotonated form by default, TYR, LYS and CYS start from the singly
> protonated states. Whereas, for TYR and CYS the default protonation is
> understandable from the population chart, I am unable to understand what 3
> stands for LYS ( at state 0). How can I find a deprotonated state for LYS.
> Any help will be appreciated.
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> With regards
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> Dulal Mondal
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