ion_ids The PDB atom ID of the complex's central metal ion. It should be an integer value, depending on how many metal ions are included in the metal complex.
ion_mol2files The name(s) of the ion(s) in the mol2 file(s) contained in the metal center. This can be one or several name(s), depending on how many kinds of ions are included in the metal center. The user can use antechamber to transfer the single ion PDB file to a mol2 file and then manually modify the atom type and the atomic charge of the metal ion in the mol2 file.
original_pdb This is the file name of the original PDB file, which should have only one chain. The PDB file should have hydrogen atoms and metal ions in it. Users are advised to use an application like pdb4amber to clean up the PDB file first. They are also advised to add the hydrogen atoms by using a webserver such as H++ before performing the modeling in MCPB.py.
cut_off The cutoff value is used to indicate there is a bond between the metal ion and the surrounding atoms. The unit is Angstroms. [The default is 2.8.]
group_name The group name the user has specified. The group name is the prefix for different kinds of modeling files e.g. PDB, fingerprint and Gaussian input files for different models. [The default is MOL.]
naa_mol2files The variable used to indicate non-amino acid mol2 file(s) in the metal complex if there are any nonstandard residue(s) in the metal complex. Examples of nonstandard residues include hydroxyl group and ligand molecules. For these residues, the user can use antechamber to generate the mol2 file(s) by first doing an AM1-BCC or HF/6-31G* RESP charge fit and then assigning an AMBER atom type (recommended for water or hydroxyl group) or a GAFF atom type (recommended for ligand). [The default value of this variable is the null list.]
large_opt A variable used to indicate whether to do an geometry optimization in the Gaussian input file. Three options are aviable: 0, 1, or 2. 0 means no optimization, 1 means only optimizing the hydrogen positions, 2 means full geometry optimization. [The default is 0.]
force_field The user-designated name of the force field. The current version supports ff94, ff99, ff99SB, ff03, ff03.r1, ff10, ff14ipq, ff14SB, ff14SB.redq, ff14SBonlysc, ff15ipq, ff15ipq-vac, and fb15. [The default is ff14SB.]
frcmod_files The variable used to indicate the parameter modification file(s) for the nonstandard residue(s) (e.g. frcmod file generated by parmchk for a ligand molecule) in the metal complex. It can be one name or several names seperated by space. [The default value of this variable is the null list.]
software_version The version of software the user used to perform the QM calculations. Three options are available, g03 (which represents Gaussian03), g09 (which represents Gaussian09) and gms (which represents GAMESS-US). [The default is g03.]
additional_resids Specify the residues' IDs for which you want to add to the models built by MCPB.py. For example, it may be a residue in the second layer which coordinates a metal bonded residue. It will increase the computational cost for QM calculations. [The default value of this variable is the null list.]
sobereva 发表于 2022-2-17 12:52
用Sobtop产生过渡金属配合物的拓扑文件比MCPB.py方便得多得多
http://bbs.keinsci.com/thread-27803-1-1.h ...
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