Closed WangLiguo-kyrie closed 4 months ago
What do you mean by 'aminoacids.ff of standard M3' ? Note that the termini in polyply are always charged by default and that the ff file is not the same as in vermouth.
Okay, I see. Right, the terminal protonation description in vermouth ff file is not totally the same with that in Polyply. I just used the vermouth file. Now I change the terminal protonation according to polyply format, it works!
When I use the polyply to generate protein topol based on the ff file (even the aminoacids.ff of standard M3) in working dir, polyply can't recognize the ternimal protonation state, as default P2 backbone was genrated for ternimus. But if I use -lib martini3 option, the ternimus would be Q5.
Polyply version: 1.5.0 and 1.6.1
Command line arguments polyply gen_params -name WGR5PRT -f aminoacids.ff -seqf WGR5.fasta -o WGR5PRT.itp