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Add amino acids to the library #5264

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ljubica-milovic opened this issue Aug 8, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #5305 or #5385
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Add amino acids to the library #5264

ljubica-milovic opened this issue Aug 8, 2024 · 3 comments · Fixed by #5305 or #5385

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ljubica-milovic commented Aug 8, 2024

Name Symbol Natural analogue Structure Leaving group (attachment atom-leaving group atom)
N-Methyl-Pyrrolysine meO O N-Methyl-Pyrrolysine.zip R1=H (0-4), R2=OH (2-3)
N-Methyl-Proline meP P N-Methyl-Proline.zip R2=OH (0-1)
N-Methyl-Selenocysteine meU U N-Methyl-Selenocysteine.zip R1=H (0-4), R2=OH (2-3), R3=H (8-9)
@KristinaKasyanovskaya KristinaKasyanovskaya self-assigned this Aug 14, 2024
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svvald pushed a commit that referenced this issue Aug 20, 2024
* feat: add amino acids

* update test

* feat: change monomer templates for N-Methyl-Proline, N-Methyl-Selenocysteine, and N-Methyl-Pyrrolysine: updated leaving group attachments and standardized structure definitions

* feat: update attachment Points
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Zhirnoff commented Aug 27, 2024

I noticed that the N-Methyl-Proline has been added to the amino acids library, but it seems that the leaving group is assigned to R1. However, based on the ticket, the leaving group should actually be R2.
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I noticed that the N-Methyl-Proline has been added to the amino acids library, but it seems that the leaving group is assigned to R1. However, based on the ticket, the leaving group should actually be R2. 2024-08-27_18h16_26 2024-08-27_18h17_26

Fixed => #5385

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Zhirnoff commented Sep 4, 2024

Tested.
2024-09-04_11h44_06
2024-09-04_11h44_12
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  • OS: Windows 11
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  • Version 128.0.6613.120 (Official Build) (64-bit)

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Guch1g0v pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 17, 2024
* feat: add amino acids

* update test

* feat: change monomer templates for N-Methyl-Proline, N-Methyl-Selenocysteine, and N-Methyl-Pyrrolysine: updated leaving group attachments and standardized structure definitions

* feat: update attachment Points
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