Hi all,

I am trying to add modified Cysteine molecules which have a Nitroxide group 
attached on the Sulphur atom of the Cysteine by using the mutagenesis menu. I 
have saved my modified molecule as a .pdb file however cannot work out how to 
add it to the list of residues in the mutagenesis menu.


I have also tried saving the nitroxide group as a fragment as a .pkl file and 
adding it into C:\Program Files\PyMOL\PyMOL\data\chempy\fragments then using 
the command editor.attach_fragment('pk1','nit',11,0) where my Nitroxide group 
is saved as "nit.pkl". This however is no use as instead of connecting the two 
Sulphur atoms, the Sulphur on the cysteine gets connected to a methyl group on 
the Nitroxide.


I am adding the Nitroxide so that I can use spin-labelling data for electron 
paramagnetic resonance in a docking software package.


A resolution to this problem would be greatly appreciated ,

Thanks,

Josh




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