Filtering molecular side chains by composition in SAMSON

When working on large biomolecules, modelers often need to focus on specific structural features of side chains—whether to study interaction sites, assess functional groups, or prep for simulations. One common challenge is identifying side chains based on their atomic composition.…

Why Only One Editor Can Be Active at a Time in SAMSON

When working on complex molecular models, one of the last things you want is an overwhelming interface filled with tools competing for your attention. This is where SAMSON’s design choice around editors makes a difference. In SAMSON, only one editor…

A Simple Way to Define Binding Sites for Docking in SAMSON

One of the most common challenges molecular modelers face when preparing docking simulations is the correct definition of the binding site. Whether you’re performing traditional ligand docking or exploring covalent inhibitors, inaccuracies in binding site selection can significantly affect your…