GROMACS version: 2021.3
GROMACS modification: No
Dear Gromacs users,
I want to perform an MD simulation of a protein/ligand/NADPH using CHARMM36 FF. Since NADPH is in the na.rtp file obtained from MacKerell lab website (charmm36-jul2022.ff), I believed Gromacs could create the topology. So I created the ligand topology using CGENFF, added in the .gro created by pdb2gmx (protein+NADPH), created the box, and etc.
However, after the energy minimization of the complex, one of the oxygen atoms from NADPH is far from the molecule in the .gro file generated, and no error was shown by the Gromacs. Before the optimization, the atoms were in the correct positions.
In the topol.top file, there are the FF itp, ligand.prm, topol_Protein_chain.itp. topol_Other_Protein.itp (the NADPH), ligand.itp, etc. Reading the ipt Other_Protein.itp file, the only “strange” thing I could observe was the presence of 1 more atom (75) than in the na.rpt (74) for NDP…
Could someone help me to understand what’s happening?
*Yes, I know it’s a MM calculation and the break of bonds is not possible… that’s why I have no idea what’s happening