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MacroModel Atom Types
MacroModel - Atom and Bond Type Description and Numbering
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BONDS:
No Symbol Description
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0 . Zero order bond
1 - Single Bond
2 = Double Bond
3 % Triple Bond
4 * Bond of Undefined Order
ATOMS:
No Symbol Description Equivalencies
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MM2 Charmm Amber
1 C1 Carbon - SP 4
2 C2 C - SP2 2,3 CT,C C,C*,CA,
CB,CC,CM,
CF,CG,CN
3 C3 C - SP3 1 CT CT
4 CA United atom CH - SP3 CH1E CH
5 CB United atom CH2 - SP3 CH2E C2
6 CC United atom CH3 - SP3 CH3E C3
7 CD United atom CH - SP2 CR1E CD,CE,
CI,CJ,CP
8 CE United atom CH2 - SP2
9 CF United atom CH - SP
10
11
12
13
14 C0 Any Carbon
15 O2 Oxygen - Double Bond 7 O O,O2
16 O3 O - Single Bonds 6 OH1,OH2 OS,OH
17 OA United atom OH OH1E
18 OM O- (alkoxide, carboxylate) 25 OC
19 OW United atom H2O - Water OH2E
20
21
22
23 O0 Any Oxygen
24 N1 Nitrogen - SP 10
25 N2 N - SP2 9 N,NR,NP, N,NB,NC
NH1,NH2 N*,N2
26 N3 N - SP3 8 NH3 NT
27 NA United atom NH - SP3
28 NB United atom NH2 - SP3
29 NC United atom NH - SP2 NH1E
30 ND United atom NH2 - SP2 NH2E
31 N4 N+ - SP2 NC2 NA
32 N5 N+ - SP3 N3
33 NE United atom NH+ - SP3
34 NF United atom NH2+ - SP3
35 NG United atom NH3+ - SP3 NH3E
36 NH United atom NH+ - SP2
37 NI United atom NH2+ - SP2 NC2E
38
39
40 N0 Any Nitrogen
41 H1 H-Electroneut (e.g. C,S) 5 HA HC,HS
42 H2 H-O(Neut) 21,24 H,HC HO
43 H3 H-N(Neut) 23 H,HC H,H2
44 H4 H-Cation H3
45 H5 H-Anion
46
47
48 H0 Any Hydrogen
49 S1 Sulfur 15 S S,SH
50 SA United atom SH SH1E
51 SM S- (thiolate anion)
52 S0 Any Sulfur S
53 P0 Phosphorus 29 P
54
55
56 F0 Fluorine 11
57 Cl Chlorine 12
58 Br Bromine 13
59 I0 Iodine 14
60 Si Silicon 19
61
62 Z0 Special Atom to be defined
63 Lp Lone Electron Pair 20 LP
64 00 Any Atom 0 *
Note: 00 atoms stored as type 0 in atom connection table.
Note: All current force fields require explicit hydrogens
on heteroatoms.
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