I added zinc manually in the text version of the pdb file: have a look at other 
crystal structures that contain zinc and copper, and see how they specify the 
coordinates in the text file. Do the same in your one and hopefully it will 
work!!
 
Good luck
Martina
 
Date: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 13:36:33 -0400
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Adding zink and coper by COOT
To: [email protected]


  
    
  
  
    There is a bug in version 0.7.2 Coot that causes metal ions added
    via the "place atom at pointer" to be a water. However, if you add
    the metal ions through the "Get Monomer" dialog I think it will work
    OK.

    

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    On 10/23/2014 1:32 PM, amro selem
      wrote:

    
    
      
        Dear ccp4bb
          Community ,
        i hope this
          email finds you well, i am trying to do add Zink and Copper to
          my Superoxid dismuase Enzyme by Coot , i encountered two
          problems.
        1- after
          adding Zink and copper by place atom at pointer  <<
          other <<<  writing ZN OR CU then running Refmac5 ,
          both atom is turned to water 
        2- i traied
          to  added  atom and merge the atoms with coordinate file out
          side the coot. the atoms are added but i see red patches
          arround them. i also added calcium instead then i replaced
          them bz editing the PDB file.
        3- the
          Rfactor 16 and R free is 22.1 
         so my
          question
        how can i
          add zink and copper  in right way. second what is the red
          patches mean?
        thank you in
          advance 
        Amr
        

        
        

        
      
    
    
                                          

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