Exploring Backbone Attributes in Molecular Modeling

For molecular modelers, efficiently specifying and manipulating structural information is crucial. SAMSON’s Node Specification Language (NSL) provides a powerful framework for accurately defining attributes, especially through the backbone attribute space. Understanding and utilizing backbone attributes can save time and empower…

Easily Create and Manage Protein Replicas for Simulations

When preparing molecular simulations, managing multiple protein replicas can be a tricky process, especially for users aiming to model systems with identical chains. SAMSON makes this process more accessible by providing tools for creating and organizing replicas manually. Below, we…

Streamlining Polymer Design with Monomer Registration in SAMSON

Designing custom polymers for advanced molecular modeling can be a challenging and intricate task, especially when aiming to create structures with specific properties or sequences. A common pain point for molecular modelers is efficiently registering monomers, ensuring flexibility in sequence…

Mastering the Undo and Redo History in Molecular Modeling

Ever found yourself wishing you could rewind an action or redo a previous decision while designing molecular structures? Mistakes or missteps are natural in the complex and dynamic world of molecular modeling. However, thanks to SAMSON’s History view, you don’t…

Streamline Your Workflow with SAMSON Extensions.

Molecular modeling often requires extensive toolsets to execute complex tasks, from performing calculations to visualizing molecular dynamics. For anyone who’s felt limited by default functionalities in modeling platforms, SAMSON Extensions provide a solution tailored to your needs. These modular tools…

Enhancing Molecular Presentations with Camera Animations in SAMSON

Creating captivating molecular presentations can be a challenge, especially when trying to effectively communicate complex structures or dynamic interactions. Camera animations in SAMSON address this challenge by adding smooth transitions and visual storytelling to your molecular models. These animations help…

Freezing and Minimizing Parts of Molecules in SAMSON

One of the common challenges molecular modelers face is the need to optimize specific parts of a molecule without altering the rest of its structure. Whether you’re fine-tuning a specific region of a complex biomolecule or isolating changes to a…