Hi Abishek,
looks like there is no whitespace between your x and y coordinates for
some atoms (since some of your atoms have x and y coordinates > 100A).
You need to rerun pdb2pqr (either command line or the web server) with this
option checked: "Insert whitespaces between atom name and residue name,
between x and y, and between y and z". The generated pqr should be then
readable by APBS.
Best,
Robert
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