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Msms
Jul 20, 2023
Program to efficiently compute molecular surfaces
MSMS computes, for a given probe radius, the reduced surface of a set of spheres. An analytical description of the solvent excluded surface is computed from the reduced surface. Special attention is paid to the proper handling of self-intersecting parts of the surface called singularities. This analytical model of the solvent excluded surface can be triangulated with a user specified vertex density.
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