A simple tutorial on analysing membrane protein simulations. Philip Fowler, 3rd September 2014 0 shares I’m teaching a short tutorial on how to analyse membrane protein simulations next week at the University of Bristol as part of a series arranged by CCPBioSim. As it is only 90 minutes long, it only covers two simple tasks but I show how you can do both with MDAnalysis (a python module) or in Tcl in VMD. Rather than write something and just distribute it to the people who are coming to the course, I’ve put the whole tutorial, including trajectory files and all the example code here on Github. Please feel free to clone it, make changes and send a pull request (or just send me any comments). Share this:Twitter Related molecular dynamics teaching
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