Article ID: 82 - Last Modified: May 4, 2011
I would like to add restraints to my relative FEP calculation. How can I do that?
Adding restraints will bias your simulation results, and is only valid if you believe the effects of the restraints will cancel. To add the restraints, follow these instructions:
- Set up the job from the Maestro panel, but use the Write button to write out the files instead of starting the job.
-
Make a backup copy of the jobname
.msjfile. -
Edit the
.msjfile so that it contains only the first two stages (i.e. the "task" and "system_builder" stages). -
Execute the job from the command line using the command from the bottom of the
.msjfile. This should be fast, and produce a-out.cmsfile. -
Read this
-out.cmsfile into Applications → Desmond → FEP. Go to Advanced Options → Restraints and add your positional restraints. Save your changes, and write out the files. -
Use only the
.cmsfile from step 5 with the original (i.e. backed up) copy of the.msjfile from step 2, except remove the "system_builder" task from the file, since you already performed that step. You can then launch the job from the command line.
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