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Sneak preview for the die-hards still persevering with this increasingly weird site... a little more work needed at the front end, but I've finally gotten around to implementing soft-core nonbonded potentials in ISOLDE. Will be much much easier to recover from severe clashes!

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Tom Marlovits3 years ago

Fantastic!

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Felipe Merino 🇨🇱 🇩🇪3 years ago

That's very clever, super cool!

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Dominik3 years ago

Looks amazing!

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Alex Klotz3 years ago

CAN BENZENE RINGS LINK LIKE THAT?

Tristan Croll's profile picture
Tristan Croll3 years ago

In reality? No. In MD, however... if you start with a bad enough clash, then you can get this sort of weirdness (because the short-range van der Waals potential beats bond strength by orders of magnitude). Can also cause energy minimisation to fail entirely...

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Thibault Tubiana3 years ago

I'm amazed everytime you show a new ISOLDE Feature... This will be SO usefull, especially with my multimeric alphafold models ahahah 🤣

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Jan Binovsky3 years ago

yes yes yes! Thank you for your hard work 🙏

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