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Add information on breaking disulfides first and reforming others.  
Add information on breaking disulfides first and reforming others.  
You may wish to break the disulfides to unfold the protein more than you could obtain if you did not:
You may wish to break the disulfides to unfold the protein more than you could obtain if you did not:
* Either pick the two atoms (pk1 and pk1, they will be called in the list to the side in Pymol) by going into 3 button Editing mode and selecting the bond between the two atoms and hitting Ctrl-right-click or choose pk1 first by hitting Ctrl-middle-click as you touch the atom and then selecting the next and doing the same.  
* Either pick the two atoms (pk1 and pk1, they will be called in the list to the side in Pymol) by going into 3 button Editing mode and selecting the bond between the two atoms and hitting Ctrl-right-click or choose atom #1 (pk1) first by hitting Ctrl-middle-click as you touch the atom and then selecting the next (pk2) and doing the same.  
*Once the two atoms are chosen, break the bond by entering 'unbond pk1,pk2'.
*Once the two atoms are chosen, break the bond by entering 'unbond pk1,pk2' in the command line area in Pymol.
*[[1gxv]] is a good structure to with which to try this.
*[[1gxv]] is a good structure to with which to try this.