Mastering Precision with Move Editors in SAMSON

As a molecular modeler, ensuring precise positioning and orientation of molecular structures often feels like solving a complex puzzle. SAMSON’s Move Editors provide an accessible and efficient solution to this challenge, giving you control over translations and rotations of selection…

Simplifying Batch Simulations for Molecular Systems

As a molecular modeler, you often encounter the challenge of running simulations for multiple molecular systems or exploring various conformations of a single system. Manually preparing each project can become repetitive and time-consuming. This is where the GROMACS Wizard in…

Easily Build Lipid Layers Around Proteins with SAMSON

For molecular modelers aiming to simulate biological membranes, creating a lipid layer around a protein can be a daunting task. With SAMSON’s Molecular Box Builder, the process becomes straightforward and intuitive, saving you time and effort. In this guide, we’ll…

Mastering Multiple Cameras in Molecular Modeling

Whether you’re visualizing molecular simulations, presenting data, or highlighting specific details, managing multiple camera views can make a substantial difference. Cameras in SAMSON offer flexibility and depth, enabling users to focus on specific regions, quickly switch perspectives, or view a…

Unveiling Interactive Molecular Editing with IM-UFF in SAMSON

Molecular modelers often face a significant challenge: how to efficiently edit molecular structures while ensuring that changes reflect physical reality. Traditional methods might involve tedious, step-by-step structure updates, hindering workflows. However, SAMSON’s Interactive Modeling Universal Force Field (IM-UFF) offers a…

Understanding the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Opening Motion

One of the most vital challenges molecular modelers face in combating SARS-CoV-2 is understanding how its spike protein transitions between the closed and open states, facilitating the virus’s entry into human cells. If you’re working on protein motions or drug-target…