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Advancing structural biology through breakthroughs in AI
Laksh Aithani1, Eric Alcaide1, Sergey Bartunov1
1CHARM Therapeutics Ltd., The Stanley Building, 7 St. Pancras Square, London, N1C 4AG, UK.
Abstract:
The past century has witnessed an exponential increase in our atomic-level understanding of molecular and cellular mechanisms from a structural perspective, with multiple landmark achievements contributing to the field. This, coupled with recent and continuing breakthroughs in artificial intelligence methods such as AlphaFold2, and enhanced computational power, is enabling our understanding of protein structure and function at unprecedented levels of accuracy and predictivity. Here, we describe some of the major recent advances across these fields, and describe, as these technologies coalesce, the potential to utilise our enhanced knowledge of intricate cellular and molecular systems to discover novel therapeutics to alleviate human suffering.
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