normal Collagen parameters seq2itp.pl vs. martinize.py

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12 years 2 months ago #918 by toma0052
Hello, I have a collagen-like protein for which I am aiming to use the MARTINI collagen parameters from Gautieri et al. (2010). In using the seq2itp.pl script from the supporting information of the JCTC paper and the martinize.py script with the -collagen flag, I am getting different itp parameters. In particular, using the former the BB proline beads are of type C5 whereas they are Na in the latter. Similarly the BB glycine residues are type N0 using seq2itp.pl and type P5 using martinize.py. It seems that the seq2itp.pl parameters are correct judging by the collagen.itp file on the MARTINI website, but I am wondering if the seq2itp.pl script is fully correct given updates to the force field that may have occurred in the 2 years that the seq2itp script was written.

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12 years 1 month ago #929 by tsjerk
I'm not sure where the discrepancy comes from. I would say that martinize should reproduce the parameters from Gautieri. I will fix this. You can easily modify the parameters in your local copy of martinize.py. It's in the parameter tables, with secondary structure desgination 'F'. Thanks for reporting.

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12 years 1 month ago #931 by toma0052
Thank you for the reply. Changing the BB bead types proved to be a easy fix, but I have noticed one other issue. It seems that when using martinize.py with the -collagen flag, the triple-helix specific dihedrals are not written to the *.itp file. The dihedrals are in the parameter tables and are correct, but I haven't been able to track down why they do not get written to the output itp.

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11 years 11 months ago #939 by xavier

toma0052 wrote: Thank you for the reply. Changing the BB bead types proved to be a easy fix, but I have noticed one other issue. It seems that when using martinize.py with the -collagen flag, the triple-helix specific dihedrals are not written to the *.itp file. The dihedrals are in the parameter tables and are correct, but I haven't been able to track down why they do not get written to the output itp.


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11 years 11 months ago #953 by toma0052
Using the old seq2itp.pl script from Gautieri et al. backbone dihedrals specific to the collagen triple helix were written to the topology file. Using the martinize.py script with the -collagen flag, no triple helix specific backbone dihedrals are written to the itp file, only sidechain improper dihedrals are written. For the time being, I had been using the old script.

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11 years 11 months ago #954 by xavier
Tks for reporting. Djurre is heavily sweating on (fixing) it.

toma0052 wrote: Using the old seq2itp.pl script from Gautieri et al. backbone dihedrals specific to the collagen triple helix were written to the topology file. Using the martinize.py script with the -collagen flag, no triple helix specific backbone dihedrals are written to the itp file, only sidechain improper dihedrals are written. For the time being, I had been using the old script.

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11 years 10 months ago #975 by djurre
For completeness: It took slightly longer then planned, but there is a new martinize version (1.2) with correct collagen parameters.

Thanks a lot for reporting!

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