Finding Efficient Paths Between Protein Conformations Made Simple

Protein conformational transitions—whether studying them to understand disease mechanisms or to design molecular interventions—pose a significant challenge for molecular modelers. How do you efficiently compute and explore the possible pathways a protein might take between its initial (start) and goal…

Streamline Molecular Modeling with SAMSON’s Document View

Molecular modeling often involves juggling various complex datasets, including molecules, residues, atoms, and more. Managing these intricacies can become overwhelming, especially when working with multiple structures or analyzing large datasets. This is where SAMSON’s Document View offers an elegant solution…

How to Add, Try, and Manage SAMSON Extensions Efficiently

For molecular modelers using SAMSON, expanding the platform’s functionality with extensions can be transformative. Extensions allow you to tailor SAMSON to your specific needs, unlocking tools for visualization, simulation, analysis, and more. But navigating the process of adding, managing, or…

Optimizing Ligand Pathways with the Right Sampling Box Setup

In molecular modeling, identifying ligand unbinding pathways is an essential step in understanding molecular interactions. However, improper configuration of simulation parameters can lead to misaligned results or under-optimized pathways. One highly impactful yet often understated configuration is defining the sampling…