Table 2.
Description of CG simulations.
CG Simulations | Lipid compositiona) | Nsteps | Ensemble | Replicas | To compute |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Bulk TG | 1000 TG | 5M | NPT | 1 | ρ, β, RDF |
Bulk TG-waterb) | 1000 TG | 1.5M | NVT | 1 | γwat |
PL bilayer | 200 PL | 1.5M | NPT | 1 | KA, APL, RDF |
PL bilayer | 7200 PL | 5M | NPT | 1 | KC |
PL + TG bilayer | 128 PL + 1 TG | 10M | NPT + biased | 3 | PMF |
PL + TG bilayer (2%)c) | 1764 PL + 36 TG | 50M | NPT | 3 | Nucleation |
PL + TG bilayer (5%)c) | 1710 PL + 90 TG | 50M | NPT | 3 | Nucleation |
PL + TG bilayer (1%)d) | 7128 PL + 72 TG | 5M | NPTe) | 2 | Bending |
PL + TG bilayer (5%)d) | 6840 PL + 360 TG | 5M | NPTe) | 2 | Bending |
The total number of lipid molecules of each type in a system.
For implicit CG models, it is ambiguous to distinguish water and vacuum interfaces. Specific to TG, the surface tensions at those two interfaces happen to be comparable (See Fig. 2).
Symmetric SURF-TG distribution
Asymmetric SURF-TG distribution
Weak temperature and pressure couplings