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10.17 Covalent Docking in the Ligand Editor
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Available in the following product(s): ICM-Pro | ICM-VLS | ICM-Chemist-Pro

Step 1: Load the protein structure via the Search tab. In this example we will use PDB structure 1ms6.

Step 2: The structure 1ms6 has a covalent bond between the ligand "abln" and the receptor residue C25.

Step 3: Choose the ligand "abln" and setup the ligand in the regular way.

Step 4: Setup the receptor and make the maps. It is important to make sure the box encompasses the modified residue C25.

Step 5: Modify the nitrile in the ligand to obtain a terminal hydrogen to define the connection to the receptor.

Step 6: Pick the hydrogen atom in the ligand where the modifier will be attached and then pick any atom in the modified residue.

Step 7: Click on the Advanced button and choose the otpion "Define Covalent Ligand".

Step 8: New maps will be made and the covalent bond is restored. Then you can re-dock, minimize and edit the ligand in the usual way inside the ligand editor.


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