[gmx-users] Small molecule parametrization

sun.iba2 sun.iba2 at gmail.com
Fri Sep 9 14:21:36 CEST 2016


This is a small molecule with dicyanovinyl group substituted at para position on one of the phenyl ring. I suspect the charges are not proper because in ATB the group charges must be -1,0 or 1. For some groups charges are summed up to zero but this is not the case of all groups. 


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<div>-------- Original message --------</div><div>From: Justin Lemkul <jalemkul at vt.edu> </div><div>Date:09/09/2016  5:18 AM  (GMT+05:30) </div><div>To: gmx-users at gromacs.org </div><div>Cc:  </div><div>Subject: Re: [gmx-users] Small molecule parametrization </div><div>
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On 9/7/16 1:43 PM, Sun Iba wrote:
> Hi
> I have parametreized my small molecule with the help of ATB server. I have
> learnt that ATB provides GROMOS charges better than PRODRG. However, I have
> serious doubts regarding the charges assigned to hydrophobic groups. Also I
> need to convert the calculated charges into GROMOS 43a1 set (force field I
> am using). I am pasting the .itp file produced by ATB:
>
> nr  type  resnr  resid  atom  cgnr  charge    mass    total_charge
>     1   CH3    1    SCX1    C12    1    0.223  15.0350
>     2    OE    1    SCX1     O1    1   -0.275  15.9994     ; -0.052
>     3     C    1    SCX1     C3    2    0.476  12.0110
>     4     C    1    SCX1     C2    2   -0.157  12.0110
>     5     C    1    SCX1     C4    2   -0.376  12.0110
>     6    HC    1    SCX1     H2    2    0.172   1.0080     ;  0.115
>     7     C    1    SCX1     C6    3    0.095  12.0110
>     8    HC    1    SCX1     H4    3    0.137   1.0080
>     9     C    1    SCX1     C9    3   -0.386  12.0110
>    10     C    1    SCX1    C13    3    0.478  12.0110
>    11    NR    1    SCX1     N2    3   -0.525  14.0067     ; -0.201
>    12     C    1    SCX1    C19    4    0.539  12.0110
>    13    NR    1    SCX1     N4    4   -0.539  14.0067     ;  0.000
>    14     C    1    SCX1     C1    5   -0.117  12.0110
>    15    HC    1    SCX1     H1    5    0.157   1.0080
>    16     C    1    SCX1     C5    5   -0.150  12.0110
>    17    HC    1    SCX1     H3    5    0.131   1.0080     ;  0.021
>    18     C    1    SCX1     C7    6    0.097  12.0110
>    19     C    1    SCX1    C11    6    0.247  12.0110
>    20    HC    1    SCX1     H6    6    0.079   1.0080
>    21    NR    1    SCX1     N1    6   -0.423  14.0067     ;  0.000
>    22    NT    1    SCX1     N3    7    0.171  14.0067
>    23     C    1    SCX1    C16    7    0.387  12.0110
>    24     O    1    SCX1     O2    7   -0.492  15.9994
>    25     C    1    SCX1    C18    7    0.495  12.0110
>    26     F    1    SCX1     F1    7   -0.187  18.9984
>    27     F    1    SCX1     F2    7   -0.187  18.9984
>    28     F    1    SCX1     F3    7   -0.187  18.9984     ;  0.000
>    29     C    1    SCX1    C15    8   -0.211  12.0110
>    30     C    1    SCX1    C14    8    0.388  12.0110
>    31   CH3    1    SCX1    C10    8   -0.060  15.0350     ;  0.117
>    32     C    1    SCX1    C22    9   -0.444  12.0110
>    33    HC    1    SCX1    H11    9    0.187   1.0080
>    34     C    1    SCX1    C21    9    0.309  12.0110
>    35   CH3    1    SCX1     C8    9   -0.052  15.0350     ;  0.000
>    36     C    1    SCX1    C20   10   -0.340  12.0110
>    37    HC    1    SCX1    H10   10    0.226   1.0080
>    38     C    1    SCX1    C17   10   -0.026  12.0110
>    39    HC    1    SCX1     H8   10    0.140   1.0080     ;  0.000
>

What is this molecule and why do you think the charges are inappropriate?

>
> Please have a look and help me understanding if the charges are too bad.
> Also my Nitrogen atom is not aromatic. It is linked to C by triple bond and
> to another N by double bond. Does GROMOS treat this type of nitrogn as NT
> and NR?
>

N can't be linked to one atom via triple bond and another via double bond. 
That's five bonds.  Unless your N has expanded its valence into d-orbitals, 
that's not going to be possible.

-Justin

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