- Go to the folder 1_build and source build.sh which runs the python command:
python build_initial.py -y build.yaml
- Go to the folder 2_minimize and source the script minimize.sh
- Go to the folder 3_solv_gly and source the script solvate.sh which runs the python command:
python bcc_solvate.py -y bcc_solvate.yaml
- Go to the folder 4_equilibrate and source the script equilibrate.sh
- Go to the folder 5_prod/T300 and submit the batch job cpu.job
- Go to the folder 6_backmap/backmapping and submit the batch job backmap.job
- Note 1: cluster must have Gromacs 2018 installed. The batch job assumes it is installable via
module load gromacs/2018
- Note 2: we provide a yml file with the conda environment needed to run backmapping, so you should ensure you have a working installation of Anaconda3 sourced on your machine
- Note 1: cluster must have Gromacs 2018 installed. The batch job assumes it is installable via
- Go to the folder 7_equil_AA and submit the batch job equil_AA.job
- Go to the folder 8_Xlink and source the script run_xlink.sh which runs the python command:
python bcc_xlink.py -y bcc_xlink.yaml >> bcc_xlink.log
- Go to the folder 9_solv_water and source the script solvate.sh which runs the python command:
py bcc_solvate.py -y bcc_solvate.yaml
Scripts to replicate our analysis of the pores and transport within the bicontinuous cubic structure.
- MSDF - Minimal surface distribution function
- bilayers - Comparisons between all-atom and CG bilayers
- experimental_pore_size - Parametric bootstrap to get error on experimental pore size estimation
- gyroid_stability - time series of glycerol displacement from the minimal surface, serving as a measure of stability over the simulation
- mathematical_analysis - Mathematical argument to test how bilayers fit within different bicontinuous cubic space groups
- pore_blazer - Pore size distribution over a trajectory performed by PoreBlazer
- transport - Mean square displacement and diffusion coefficient analysis
- visualizations - VMD visualization states of the gyroid structure