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From: Markus Dahlgren (markus.dahlgren_at_yale.edu)
Date: Mon Jul 29 2013 - 10:02:46 CDT
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Hi,
I have issues figuring out how to first to unwrap a NAMD trajectory and 
then wrap waters around it.
My protein ligand complex has three protein chains (A, B, and C) and 
three ligands (Chain D, resid 1, 2, and 3).
I can unwrap the system using:
pbc unwrap -first now -all
After I have read an .xsc file, I have attepted many ways to wrap the 
waters around the system:
pbc wrap -centersel "chain A to D" -center com -compound residue -first 
now -all
Visually the wrapped box looks fine, but when i calculate protein-water 
nonbonded energies, using NAMD Energy,
the vdw and coulomb energies will jump from -5000 for some initial 
windows to +9.99999e+09 for the remaining windows. Especially
the VdW energies spike, registering +1e+10. This suggests that the 
waters are overlapping the protein ligand complex. I get
similar errors if I dont use unwrap before wrap.
I dont know how to get around this problem. If anyone is experienced 
with pbc tools and could give me some advice or help, it would be 
greatly appreciated. I could supply dcd files, but they are of about 1GB 
total size.
-Markus
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