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    • Water is the primary cellular solvent, yet is challenging to simulate computationally. Here we simulate water molecules in the Gramicidin A channel comparing Monte Carlo (MC) sampling with a continuum electrostatics and Molecular Dynamics (MD) calculations with the non-polarizable CHARMM36 and polarizable Drude force fields. • These give different water properties, with classical MD yielding well oriented water wires, while the Drude or continuum electrostatics force fields lead to more disordered water molecules, often changing orientation in the middle of the channel. 
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