I want to get the psi and phi angles on a particular residue and plot them on ramachandran plot. I went through some tutorials and was informed to use ndx file for that. But can someone give me an actual command to do so.
I use AMBER for my bilayer simulation. I have written FORTRAN 90 code to generate 3 columns and used gnuplot to plot the ramachandran diagram for dihedral angle. If you wish to alter the FORTRAN 90 code then I shall give it to you.
I have 280 aa protein in water as a solvant. I have used GROMACS for simulation. I know i can use g_rama for plotting Ramachandran plot, but I want it to plot only for a particular amino acid (say: tyr 290) not entire protein residues.
it looks like VMD may help you. It supports most of popular file formats (including those from GROMACS) and has many built-in tools for MD analysis. The Ramachandran plots plugin which you can find there allows to make a custom selection. It's really nice working and easy to use piece of software, an absolute must-have for me (I'm sure you'll find there a lot of interesting analysis plugins).
i think you can use VMD as you have to just click the atoms to get the value of dihedral angle for any 4 atoms....and since you have to use only for a single amino acid then its relativily easy..
what about if you have three protiens, all the same, how to get the ramachandran for each one?, and how to get the radial distribution function of the entire protein