AMBER Archive (2007)Subject: AMBER: DNA on Si surface
From: Taufik Al-Sarraj (taufik.alsarraj_at_utoronto.ca) 
Date: Thu Nov 29 2007 - 17:20:12 CST
 
 
 
 
Hi I would like to open (load) a Pdb file in amber7.
 
 the file contains DNA on Si surface.
 
 REMARK   4 
 
 REMARK   4 APRI COMPLIES WITH FORMAT V. 2.0, 28-NOV-2007 
 
 ATOM      1  P   A       1       9.689 -14.560  -6.570  1.00  0.00 
 
      P
 
ATOM      2  O1P A       1      10.801 -14.460  -7.621  1.00  0.00 
 
      O
 
ATOM      3  O2P A       1       8.367 -14.852  -7.286  1.00  0.00 
 
      O
 
ATOM      4  O5* A       1       9.580 -13.160  -5.758  1.00  0.00 
 
      O
 
ATOM      5  O3* A       1      11.142 -10.619  -3.312  1.00  0.00 
 
      O
 
.
 
.
 
.ATOM    697 2H1  ETHL    1C      0.500  -7.542 -14.394  1.00  0.00 
 
       H
 
ATOM    698 1H2  ETHL    1C     -0.008  -6.993 -11.388  1.00  0.00 
 
      H
 
ATOM    699 2H2  ETHL    1C     -0.013  -8.592 -12.136  1.00  0.00 
 
      H
 
ATOM    700 SI1  XXXX    1I     30.624  17.149 -10.790  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
ATOM    701 SI2  XXXX    1I     25.330  18.330 -11.051  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
ATOM    702 SI3  XXXX    1I     20.037  19.510 -11.313  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
ATOM    703 SI4  XXXX    1I     14.743  20.690 -11.574  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
ATOM    704 SI5  XXXX    1I      9.449  21.871 -11.836  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
ATOM    705 SI6  XXXX    1I      4.156  23.051 -12.097  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
ATOM    706 SI7  XXXX    1I     -1.138  24.231 -12.359  1.00  0.00 
 
     Si
 
...
 
 when i try to view this with edit (using xleap) i see few Si atoms and 
 
they are not connected. If i try and view the pdb file using VMD it 
 
looks fine.
 
 Thank you for your help,
 
Taufik
 
 Taufik Al-Sarraj wrote:
 
>>
 
>> Hi,
 
>> I have recently started using AMBER7, i worked through some of Ross 
 
>> Walker tutorials. But what i am really interested in is modelling DNA 
 
>> on a Silica surface. i have a couple of questions.
 
>>
 
>> 1. how can i draw a lattice structure for Si. say Si(100)
 
>> 2. is there a force field that can handle both organic (DNA) and 
 
>> inorganic (Si) molecules? i can have the Si atoms fixed if needed?
 
>>
 
>> Any hints are much appreciated, Thank you.
 
>>
 
>> Taufik
 
>> Chemical Sensors Group
 
>> UTM
 
> 
 
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