AMBER Archive (2009)Subject: Re: [AMBER] MMPBSA and mm_pbsa_statistics.pl error
From: Ray Luo (ray.luo_at_uci.edu) 
Date: Tue Jun 02 2009 - 23:49:34 CDT
 
 
 
 
John,
 
 Maybe you can show us your three files "snapshot_com.all.out", 
 
"snapshot_rec.all.out", "snapshot_lig.all.out"?
 
 All the best,
 
Ray
 
 john smith wrote:
 
> Dear All,
 
>
 
> I am facing a problem for the calculating MMPBSA/GBSA energy for
 
> protein-ligand complex for a single trajectory version. I have 
 
> followed the
 
> procedure almost similar to that given in the tutorial for MMPBSA at the
 
> AMBER's site.
 
>
 
> I ran the script for mm_pbsa.pl with binding_energy.mmpbsa which 
 
> terminated
 
> with an error:
 
> "=>> Calc delta from raw data
 
>   No data for 0+1 MM BOND 50"
 
>
 
>
 
> But the calculation had generated 3 files namely snapshot_com.all.out,
 
> snapshot_rec.all.out, snapshot_lig.all.out. Hence I tried to run the
 
> mm_pbsa_statistics.pl script manually with following commands and the
 
> corresponding output is given below.
 
>
 
> 1. *command:* # mm_pbsa_statistics.pl 1 0
 
> snapshot_statistics.insnapshot_statistics_m12.out 1 50
 
>   *output at the end:*
 
>     "=>> Calc delta from raw data
 
>      No data for 0+1 MM BOND 50"
 
> 2. *command:* # mm_pbsa_statistics.pl 2 0
 
> snapshot_statistics.insnapshot_statistics_m12.out 1 50
 
>   *output at the end*
 
>    "=>> Print output (snap) to snapshot_statistics.out.snap
 
>   That operation doesn't make sense with calc_delta == 2"
 
>
 
>
 
> When I set calc_delta = 1, the calculation ends with the above error, and
 
> produces snapshot_statistics.out file with all the parameters for 
 
> complex,
 
> receptor & ligand, but no delta terms.
 
>
 
> When I set calc_delta = 2, the calculation ends with the mesage shown 
 
> above,
 
> and produces snapshot_statistics.out file similar to that given in tht
 
> tutorial for MMPBSA. However, the internal energy term INT is not zero,
 
> which as per the tutorial should be zero for a single trajectory version.
 
>
 
> The same problem occurs for another ligand which is a positional 
 
> isomer of
 
> the original ligand.
 
>
 
> Is everything going fine with the calculation or I have done something 
 
> wrong
 
> with the later part of the calculation?
 
> I am attaching the output file (*snapshot_statistics_m12.out*) for the
 
> command 2.
 
> Thanks in advance
 
>
 
> -Regard
 
> John
 
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