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Example: Convert enol into keto and optimize the result

NOTES:
The procedure when several atoms need to be moved
is similar to when one atom is moved, except that
instead of copying the coordinates of the single atom,
it's easier to create a small block of PDB file.

This block of PDB file can then be used in editing the
PDB file.  To make the edit easier, make sure that the
atoms in the original PDB file are in the correct PDB
order, i.e., that all the atoms of each residue are
contiguous (use RESEQ if they are not contiguous)

In Tyr29, the phenol group is converted into a keto
group and the carbon ortho to it is converted into a
methylene group.  This is only an example, of course
such a reaction would never occur naturally.

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"Convert_enol_into_keto.txt")

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