I am interested in adding phosphorylated residues (serines/threonines/tyrosines) and other ligands (GTP/SAH) (http://www.pharmacy.manchester.ac.uk/bryce/amber) to my simulations in OpenMM. Is there a guide or instructions for updating the .xml force field files OpenMM uses to add new parameters? I've never modified a force field before so I'm not quite sure what to do, but I need some of these additional molecules to do simulations in OpenMM that I'm interested in.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Best,
-Brian
Adding custom residues/molecules to OpenMM force fields
- Brian Geiss
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Re: Adding custom residues/molecules to OpenMM force fields
Hi Brian,
I think the OpenMM application guide has the information you're looking for. Chapter 6 is titled "Creating Force Fields." Note that this is in the application guide, not the users guide - two different documents.
Joy
I think the OpenMM application guide has the information you're looking for. Chapter 6 is titled "Creating Force Fields." Note that this is in the application guide, not the users guide - two different documents.
Joy
- Brian Geiss
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- Joined: Thu Dec 30, 2010 8:19 am
Re: Adding custom residues/molecules to OpenMM force fields
Hi Joy,
Serves me right for not reading the instruction manual... ;') Are there any plans on having a repository for extended OpenMM forcefields or ligand/solvent parameters in the xml format since it's different than is used by other programs?
Best,
-Brian
Serves me right for not reading the instruction manual... ;') Are there any plans on having a repository for extended OpenMM forcefields or ligand/solvent parameters in the xml format since it's different than is used by other programs?
Best,
-Brian
Re: Adding custom residues/molecules to OpenMM force fields
Yes, we are planning on a repository both for example scripts and extended OpenMM forcefields. We will share the news here and through the OpenMM mailing list once they have been set up.
Joy
Joy