AMBER Archive (2003)Subject: Re: AMBER: Zn in antechamber
From: Junmei Wang (JWang_at_encysive.com) 
Date: Mon Sep 29 2003 - 10:32:52 CDT
 
 
 
 
In ac file, the bond record is like this:
 
 BOND    1    1    2    1     C1   C2
 
 Field 1: bond flag
 
Field 2: id, the sequence order is not important
 
Field3: atom id of the first atom, important
 
Field4: atom id of the second atom, important
 
Field 5: bond type, defined in am1-bcc
 
Field6: atom name of the first atom, can be omitted
 
Field7: atom name of the second atom, can be omitted
 
 Best
 
 Junmei
 
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Dr. Junmei Wang
 
Chemistry & Biophysics
 
Encysive Pharmaceuticals
 
7000 Fannin, Houston TX 77030
 
Tel: 713-5786649
 
Email: jwang_at_tbc.com
 
Homepage: http://sigyn.compchem.ucsf.edu/members/jmwang/index.html
 
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             Lishan Yao                                                    
 
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                                       Re: AMBER: Zn in antechamber        
 
             09/29/2003 10:13                                              
 
             AM                                                            
 
                                                                           
 
                                                                           
 
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             amber_at_scripps.edu                                             
 
                                                                           
 
                                                                           
 
 Hi:
 
   How did you add four bonds there? I look at the ac file(the bond
 
part):
 
BOND    1    1    2    1     C1   C2
 
What does the fourth number mean?
 
 Lishan
 
 On Fri, 2003-09-26 at 13:00, Junmei Wang wrote:
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
> As I know, you can not have separated fragments in a prep file. To make
 
it
 
> work, you may add some bonds to link the fragments. For your molecules, I
 
> added four bonds (Zn-N1, Zn-O1, Zn-S1, Zn-S2). If you do not want to
 
those
 
> bonds there at all, you may make all the force constants involved Zn 0.0.
 
> Another solution is to make each fragment a residue ...
 
> The following is the prep input file I generated with prepgen using the
 
> modified ac file (adding four bonds). Be careful, I didn't revise atom
 
> types and charges.
 
>
 
> Best
 
>
 
> Junmei
 
>
 
>
 
>     0    0    2
 
>
 
> This is a remark line
 
> molecule.res
 
> MOL   INT  0
 
> CORRECT     OMIT DU   BEG
 
>   0.0000
 
>    1  DUMM  DU    M    0  -1  -2     0.000      .0        .0      .00000
 
>    2  DUMM  DU    M    1   0  -1     1.449      .0        .0      .00000
 
>    3  DUMM  DU    M    2   1   0     1.522   111.1        .0      .00000
 
>    4  C5    C     M    3   2   1     1.540   111.208   180.000   0.00000
 
>    5  H6    H     E    4   3   2     1.090   114.786  -171.575   0.00000
 
>    6  H7    H     E    4   3   2     1.092   128.058    39.003   0.00000
 
>    7  H8    H     E    4   3   2     1.091    75.841   -64.597   0.00000
 
>    8  S1    S     M    4   3   2     1.849    32.300    96.859   0.00000
 
>    9  H15   H     E    8   4   3     1.351    99.206   160.047   0.00000
 
>   10  Zn1   Zn    M    8   4   3     2.439   110.077    54.129   0.00000
 
>   11  O1    O     B   10   8   4     2.121   103.435   -41.564   0.00000
 
>   12  H12   H     E   11  10   8     0.974   129.534    81.245   0.00000
 
>   13  H13   H     E   11  10   8     0.975   123.379  -100.277   0.00000
 
>   14  S2    S     B   10   8   4     2.417   112.108    64.107   0.00000
 
>   15  C6    C     3   14  10   8     1.851   109.565    78.717   0.00000
 
>   16  H9    H     E   15  14  10     1.089   111.686    45.804   0.00000
 
>   17  H10   H     E   15  14  10     1.092   106.733   -75.548   0.00000
 
>   18  H11   H     E   15  14  10     1.091   107.147   167.695   0.00000
 
>   19  H16   H     E   14  10   8     1.351    99.413  -178.154   0.00000
 
>   20  N1    N     M   10   8   4     1.983   109.675  -151.106   0.00000
 
>   21  C2    C     M   20  10   8     1.402   128.203  -177.177   0.00000
 
>   22  C1    C     3   21  20  10     1.495   123.456     1.125   0.00000
 
>   23  H1    H     E   22  21  20     1.097   111.658    68.569   0.00000
 
>   24  H2    H     E   22  21  20     1.097   112.019   -53.788   0.00000
 
>   25  H3    H     E   22  21  20     1.094   110.154  -172.849   0.00000
 
>   26  C3    C     M   21  20  10     1.369   107.648  -179.186   0.00000
 
>   27  H14   H     E   26  21  20     1.080   131.157   179.945   0.00000
 
>   28  N2    N     M   26  21  20     1.381   106.702    -0.179   0.00000
 
>   29  H4    H     E   28  26  21     1.015   125.800   179.985   0.00000
 
>   30  C4    C     M   28  26  21     1.339   108.894     0.126   0.00000
 
>   31  H5    H     E   30  28  26     1.081   123.932   179.533   0.00000
 
>
 
>
 
> LOOP
 
>    C4   N1
 
>
 
> IMPROPER
 
>    C2   C4   N1  Zn1
 
>    C1   C3   C2   N1
 
>    C2  H14   C3   N2
 
>    C3   C4   N2   H4
 
>    H5   N1   C4   N2
 
>
 
> DONE
 
> STOP
 
>
 
>
 
> ===============================================================
 
> Dr. Junmei Wang
 
> Chemistry & Biophysics
 
> Encysive Pharmaceuticals
 
> 7000 Fannin, Houston TX 77030
 
> Tel: 713-5786649
 
> Email: jwang_at_tbc.com
 
> Homepage: http://sigyn.compchem.ucsf.edu/members/jmwang/index.html
 
> ===============================================================
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
>              Lishan Yao
 
>              <yaolisha_at_pilot.m
 
>              su.edu>
 
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Subject
 
>                                        Re: AMBER: Zn in antechamber
 
>              09/26/2003 10:01
 
>              AM
 
>
 
>
 
>              Please respond to
 
>              amber_at_scripps.edu
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
>
 
> Hi:
 
>    The antechamber I use is from amber7. But I don't know whether it is
 
> a latest code or not. Here is the ac file I get. It may not be right,
 
> because when I run antechamber, I saw "segmentation fault" on the
 
> screen. And the charge I give is +2, but the output gives me 0.
 
>
 
> Lishan
 
>
 
> CHARGE      0.00
 
> Formula: H16C6N2O1S2Zn1
 
> ATOM      1  C1  MOL     1      -2.562   1.661   0.819  0.000000
 
> C          C
 
> ATOM      2  C2  MOL     1      -2.625   0.314   0.173  0.000000
 
> C          C
 
> ATOM      3  N1  MOL     1      -1.490  -0.452  -0.130  0.000000
 
> N          N
 
> ATOM      4  C3  MOL     1      -3.724  -0.394  -0.233  0.000000
 
> C          C
 
> ATOM      5  C4  MOL     1      -1.920  -1.585  -0.706  0.000000
 
> C          C
 
> ATOM      6  N2  MOL     1      -3.257  -1.573  -0.779  0.000000
 
> N          N
 
> ATOM      7  C5  MOL     1       3.401  -1.894   0.294  0.000000
 
> C          C
 
> ATOM      8  S1  MOL     1       1.838  -1.776  -0.687  0.000000
 
> S          S
 
> ATOM      9  C6  MOL     1       1.225   2.784  -1.725  0.000000
 
> C          C
 
> ATOM     10  S2  MOL     1       1.425   2.170   0.010  0.000000
 
> S          S
 
> ATOM     11  Zn1 MOL     1       0.413  -0.015   0.217  0.000000
 
> Zn         Zn
 
> ATOM     12  O1  MOL     1       0.592  -0.265   2.316  0.000000
 
> O          O
 
> ATOM     13  H1  MOL     1      -2.126   2.412   0.148  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     14  H2  MOL     1      -1.986   1.643   1.752  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     15  H3  MOL     1      -3.569   2.006   1.070  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     16  H4  MOL     1      -3.830  -2.314  -1.171  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     17  H5  MOL     1      -1.304  -2.400  -1.058  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     18  H6  MOL     1       3.858  -0.915   0.439  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     19  H7  MOL     1       4.074  -2.562  -0.247  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     20  H8  MOL     1       3.134  -2.348   1.250  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     21  H9  MOL     1       0.210   2.633  -2.091  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     22  H10 MOL     1       1.945   2.237  -2.337  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     23  H11 MOL     1       1.489   3.843  -1.724  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     24  H12 MOL     1       1.294   0.039   2.919  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     25  H13 MOL     1      -0.077  -0.718   2.861  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     26  H14 MOL     1      -4.778  -0.162  -0.182  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     27  H15 MOL     1       2.325  -1.184  -1.799  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> ATOM     28  H16 MOL     1       0.469   2.914   0.609  0.000000
 
> H          H
 
> BOND    1    1    2    1     C1   C2
 
> BOND    2    1   13    1     C1   H1
 
> BOND    3    1   14    1     C1   H2
 
> BOND    4    1   15    1     C1   H3
 
> BOND    5    2    3    7     C2   N1
 
> BOND    6    2    4    8     C2   C3
 
> BOND    7    3    5    8     N1   C4
 
> BOND    8    4    6    7     C3   N2
 
> BOND    9    4   26    1     C3  H14
 
> BOND   10    5    6    7     C4   N2
 
> BOND   11    5   17    1     C4   H5
 
> BOND   12    6   16    1     N2   H4
 
> BOND   13    7    8    1     C5   S1
 
> BOND   14    7   18    1     C5   H6
 
> BOND   15    7   19    1     C5   H7
 
> BOND   16    7   20    1     C5   H8
 
> BOND   17    8   27    1     S1  H15
 
> BOND   18    9   10    1     C6   S2
 
> BOND   19    9   21    1     C6   H9
 
> BOND   20    9   22    1     C6  H10
 
> BOND   21    9   23    1     C6  H11
 
> BOND   22   10   28    1     S2  H16
 
> BOND   23   12   24    1     O1  H12
 
> BOND   24   12   25    1     O1  H13
 
>
 
>
 
> On Fri, 2003-09-26 at 10:47, Junmei Wang wrote:
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> > Please try the latest code if you can. I have revised some codes to
 
> handle
 
> > metals  recently. If you would like to send me your ac or mol2 file, I
 
> can
 
> > test it. If you use antechamber in amber7, you still can generate a
 
prep
 
> > file for metal-organic molecule with a complete ac file, I mean, you
 
need
 
> > manually add some bond information and revise some atom types, then you
 
> run
 
> > prepgen, instead of antechamber to get the prep input file.
 
> >
 
> > Best
 
> >
 
> > Junmei
 
> > ===============================================================
 
> > Dr. Junmei Wang
 
> > Chemistry & Biophysics
 
> > Encysive Pharmaceuticals
 
> > 7000 Fannin, Houston TX 77030
 
> > Tel: 713-5786649
 
> > Email: jwang_at_tbc.com
 
> > Homepage: http://sigyn.compchem.ucsf.edu/members/jmwang/index.html
 
> > ===============================================================
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >              Lishan Yao
 
> >              <yaolisha_at_pilot.m
 
> >              su.edu>
 
> To
 
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> >
 
> Subject
 
> >                                        AMBER: Zn in antechamber
 
> >              09/26/2003 08:48
 
> >              AM
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >              Please respond to
 
> >              amber_at_scripps.edu
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> >
 
> > Hi there:
 
> >    I try to get charges for a Znic-organic molecule complex by using
 
> > antechamber from a gaussian output. But it seems antechamber can not
 
> > identify Znic. It always puts 'DU' as the atom name for Zn. I changed
 
> > the code a little by adding Zn to the place wherever Fe shows up. Then
 
I
 
> > don't get any complain, but I get this output:
 
> >    1  DUMM  DU    M    0  -1  -2     0.000      .0        .0
 
.00000
 
> >    2  DUMM  DU    M    1   0  -1     1.449      .0        .0
 
.00000
 
> >    3  DUMM  DU    M    2   1   0     1.522   111.1        .0
 
.00000
 
> >    4  C1    c3    M    3   2   1     1.540   111.208   180.000
 
-0.420
 
> >    5  H1    hc    E    4   3   2     1.097   113.409   138.220
 
0.142
 
> >    6  H2    hc    E    4   3   2     1.097   121.685   -88.895
 
0.142
 
> >    7  H3    hc    E    4   3   2     1.094    22.961  -143.963
 
0.142
 
> >    8  C2    ca    M    4   3   2     1.495    87.585    25.622
 
0.277
 
> >    9  N1    nb    M    8   4   3     1.402   123.456  -177.157
 
-0.407
 
> >   10  C4    ca    M    9   8   4     1.342   107.133  -179.520
 
0.110
 
> >   11  H5    h5    E   10   9   8     1.081   126.444  -179.630
 
0.164
 
> >   12  N2    na    M   10   9   8     1.339   109.622    -0.091
 
-0.198
 
> >   13  H4    hn    E   12  10   9     1.015   125.306  -179.881
 
0.391
 
> >   14  C3    ca    M   12  10   9     1.381   108.894    -0.021
 
-0.260
 
> >   15  H14   h4    E   14  12  10     1.080   122.140  -179.984
 
0.266
 
> >   16              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   17              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   18              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   19              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   20              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   21              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   22              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   23              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   24              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   25              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   26              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   27              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   28              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   29              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   30              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >   31              X    1   0   1     6.161       nan   706.048
 
0.000
 
> >
 
> >
 
> > It looks like antechamber still couldn't identify Zn. So what should I
 
> > do?
 
> >
 
> > Lishan
 
> > --
 
> > Lishan Yao <yaolisha_at_pilot.msu.edu>
 
> > MSU
 
> >
 
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