Locking Cysteine Rotamers in Covalent Docking

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Andrew Orry

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Aug 5, 2026, 10:29:42 PM (9 days ago) Aug 5
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Question: For covalent docking, is there a way to keep the Cysteine locked in place (as a single rotamer) when docking with a chemical table, so that only results featuring that specific Cys rotamer appear?

Answer: Yes. You can do this by changing the reaction definition so that the product starts with Cb-Sg-… rather than Ca-Cb-S-…. You will also need to adjust s_covModResAt in the docking project .dtb file accordingly (using cb,sg instead of ca,cb).

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