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MD Simulation

Generating topology of molecule for AMBER forcefield for GROMACS.

Dr. Muniba Faiza
Last updated: October 4, 2023 11:09 am
Dr. Muniba Faiza
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Generating topology of molecule for AMBER forcefield for GROMACS.
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In this article, we will generate the topology of a small molecule for AMBER forcefield to be used in MD simulation using GROMACS.

Contents
  • Generating topology
    • References

For this, we will use the acpype Python script [1,2]. You can get this script from GitHub.  Let’s download some prerequisites before proceeding further.

$ sudo apt-get install -y openbabel python3-openbabel libarpack++2-dev libgfortran5

Generating topology

First, add missing hydrogens to the ligand using Openbabel.

$ obabel -ipdb ligand.pdb -h ligand.pdb -O ligand_with_H.pdb

Now, run the acpype script as shown below.

$ ./run_acpype.py -i ligand_with_H.pdb

It will create a new directory, called ligand_with_H.acpype. You can find the topology file for GROMACS inside this directory.

 


References

  1. Sousa da Silva, A. W., & Vranken, W. F. (2012). ACPYPE-Antechamber python parser interface. BMC research notes, 5, 1-8.
  2. Batista, P. R., Wilter, A., Durham, E. H., & Pascutti, P. G. (2006). Molecular dynamics simulations applied to the study of subtypes of HIV-1 protease common to Brazil, Africa, and Asia. Cell biochemistry and biophysics, 44, 395-404.
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Dr. Muniba is a Bioinformatician based in New Delhi, India. She has completed her PhD in Bioinformatics from South China University of Technology, Guangzhou, China. She has cutting edge knowledge of bioinformatics tools, algorithms, and drug designing. When she is not reading she is found enjoying with the family. Know more about Muniba
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