Training data for conformational flexibility prediction

How much data from molecular dynamics simulations are needed to predict protein flexibility?

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers

Antibody design de novo vs in vivo

The Baker lab tackles de novo antibody design by narrowing the problem as much as possible.

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers

Low-dimensional representations of MD simulations

Autoencoders, a type of neural network that learns how to optimally compress information, share some superficial resemblances to collective variables (CVs) used in MD simulations.

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers

Structural adaptors for protein property prediction

It’s always tricky to choose which protein neural network to use for fine-tuning tasks.

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers

Estimating an antibody's conformational landscape using inverse folding

Calculating the full conformational landscape of an antibody, or any medium-sized protein more generally, is computationally expensive. A new preprint introduces a shortcut that could speed this up and accelerate antibody design.

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers

Observations on how antibodies evolve

A recent study on anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies retraces the steps they take during affinity maturation.

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers

Nanobody CDR3 structure prediction

Four years after the protein folding problem was allegedly solved, we still can’t reliably predict how or where antibodies bind to their antigens. A recent report identifies one source of continued difficulty.

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Author's profile picture Diego del Alamo on Papers