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The Advantages of AI for Computational Protein Studies and Looking Ahead at the Next Challenges: Single Structures
Pradeep Bk1, Shi-Jie Chen2, Ruxandra Dima3
1Iowa State University, United States.
Abstract:
The ability to understand proteins and their behaviors has been drastically improved by major successes in structure prediction and the appearance of Large Protein Language Models (LPLMs). The speed with which Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence are now affecting computational protein studies is remarkable, but there are now many opportunities for further rapid progress with applications of these methods. Rapid gains are likely to come from studies using the approaches identified in this perspective. Addressing and predicting ligand-binding sites in protein structures, as well as the prediction of reliable structures of proteins interacting with other proteins, will be pivotal for learning the full details of structural mechanisms and dynamics. The prediction of multi-state protein ensembles, conformational transitions, dynamics of large protein complexes, and integration with experimental data is likely to happen quickly.
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