Typo fix

examples/glycosylation/README.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ chainA|res_idxA|chainB|res_idxB|connection_type|confidence|min_distance_angstrom
 |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 A|N436@N|B|@C4|covalent|1.0|0.0|0.0|protein-glycan|bond1
 
-Breaking this down, this specifies that the within chain A (the first entry in the fasta), the "N" residue at the 436-th position (1-indexed) as indicated by the "N436" prefix is bound, via its nitrogen "N" atom as indicated by the "@N" suffix, to the C4 atom in the first glycan ("@C4"). Ring numbering follows standard glycan ring number schemas. For other ligands, you will need check how the specific version of `gemmi` that we use in `chai-lab` (run `uv pip list | grep gemmi` for version) assigns atom names and use the same atom names to specify your bonds.
+Breaking this down, this specifies that the within chain A (the first entry in the fasta), the "N" residue at the 436-th position (1-indexed) as indicated by the "N436" prefix is bound, via its nitrogen "N" atom as indicated by the "@N" suffix, to the C4 atom in the first glycan ("@C4"). Ring numbering follows standard glycan ring number schemas. For other ligands, you will need check how the specific version of `rdkit` that we use in `chai-lab` (run `uv pip list | grep rdkit` for version) assigns atom names and use the same atom names to specify your bonds.
 
 
 ### Multi-ring glycan