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  • 🫧 Force field parameters
    • Martini 3
      • Particle definitions
      • Amino Acids
      • Lipidome
      • Nucleic Acids
      • Carbohydrates
      • Polymers
      • Solvents
      • Ions
      • Small Molecules
    • Martini 2
      • Particle definitions
      • Amino Acids
      • Lipidome
      • Nucleic Acids
      • Carbohydrates
      • Polymers
      • Solvents
      • Ions
      • Others
      • Dry Martini
  • 🗄 Example input files
    • General topology
    • MD parameters
  • 🧑‍💻️ Example applications
    • Solvent systems
    • Lipid membranes
    • Lipid vesicles
    • Micelles
    • Multiscaling
    • Peptides
    • Polymers
    • Other systems
  • ⚒️ Tools
    • Proteins and bilayers
    • Resolution transformation
    • Visualization
    • Other tools

Downloads

One of the strong assets of the Martini force field is its easy availability. Here, we provide resources including parameter files, example run parameters, and example topology files, all in format, making it straightforward to set up and run your simulations. Additionally, Martini has been implemented in other molecular dynamics software packages (such as and ), broadening its accessibility.

To further support your research, we offer starting structures derived from published example applications. These resources enable users to replicate and build upon established studies with ease. Moreover, we have curated a collection of scripts and programs developed by the Martini community over the years. These tools are designed to simplify the setup and analysis of Martini systems.

Particle definitions
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