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The receptor and ligand should be independent molecules. But if you want to carry out the calculation, gmx_MMPBSA is quite flexible, although I cannot guarantee you will get good results. In this case, create a group containing the residues you want and use it as the ligand gmx make_ndx -n index.ndx -f md.tpr
# create the ligand group using residue selection
r 10-20 22
# reconfigure the receptor group
(rec group) 1 &! 19 (ligand group or r 10-20 22) |
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Hi @Valdes-Tresanco-MS Sorry for the late reply. I did created a new index group containing the part of nucleic acid I am interested in and tried to run the calculations. Unfortunately, it didn't work and the tool seems to match the total number of atoms with the .itp files. The following is the output from the terminal
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Hi all,
There used to be some sort of an example that show how to select specific residues or nucleotides to be treated as ligand instead of the entire chain/group. I am sure I saw that years ago in one of the instructoins.in files but couldn't find it now.
Suppose you have a protein-DNA complex, and you just want to treat specific nucleotides as the ligand and the protein as the receptor. What would be the correct syntax?
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