Generación de la estructura de la proteína condicional con Protpardelle-1c

Tianyu Lu1, Richard Shuai2, Petr Kouba3

  • 1Department of Bioengineering, Stanford University.

Resumen

Protpardelle-1c ofrece una generación avanzada de estructuras de proteínas con andamios de motivos y capacidades complejas de múltiples cadenas. Este nuevo modelo mejora significativamente el rendimiento y la velocidad de muestreo en comparación con los métodos existentes, como la difusión de RF.

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