Mastering Molecular Navigation: A Guide to the SAMSON Viewport

For molecular modelers, navigating intricate molecular scenes is a fundamental task. Whether you’re analyzing complex protein structures, visualizing nanoscale designs, or presenting results, efficient viewport navigation can save time and prevent frustration. If you’re using SAMSON, the integrative molecular design…

Preparing Your Protein for Pathway Search in SAMSON Made Easy

Exploring and visualizing conformational transitions of proteins can bring unique insights into molecular modeling. However, the process often starts with a critical but tedious task: properly preparing your protein system. This step ensures reliable results by minimizing errors and inconsistencies.…

Unveiling Structural Group Attributes in Molecular Design

Designing and modeling molecular structures can be a fantastically complex task. Identifying, analyzing, and handling specific groups at the molecular level often leads molecular modelers to ask the same question: How can I efficiently work with structural group data to…

Understanding Bond Attributes in Molecular Modeling

As a molecular modeler, you’ve likely faced challenges in specifying and selecting molecular bonding characteristics efficiently. Understanding bond attributes can save you time and help you improve your structural modeling accuracy. In this post, we’ll introduce you to SAMSON’s bond…

Efficiently Analyzing Protein Docking Results in SAMSON

One common challenge for molecular modelers performing protein-protein docking is efficiently analyzing and interpreting docking results. Without a streamlined workflow, the process can be tedious and time-consuming. Thankfully, the SAMSON Hex Extension simplifies the post-docking analysis of protein conformations, offering…