Thrilled to share that today we report our human protein interactome in @ScienceMagazine! Predicting which pairs of proteins in the human proteome is a great challenge due to the shallow eukaryotic evolutionary signals but hugely important to understand. https://t.co/OtDqhcfG19
CASP is getting cut by NIH... 😢
(Anyone with extra funds wanna help support perhaps the most important competition of the century?)
https://t.co/mOuROZYJLh
Nucleic acid assessment for #CASP16 blind competition is out. As in prior challenges #deeplearning for 3D #RNA structure in #CASP16 prediction remains disappointing. https://t.co/V5AZwux2zx 1/N
Our dear Colleague, Prof. Israel Silman, a world-renowned authority on neuro- and protein chemistry, who dissected the role of the key enzyme system of acetylcholinesterase in remarkable detail, passed away yesterday, at the age of 89. He remained active at the cutting edge of
Excited to share our newest preprint! Glad to see how this evolved from a serendipitous finding from a rotation project. Led by the brilliant graduate student @Yuchen8314, see his thread for details
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 #NobelPrize in Chemistry with one half to David Baker “for computational protein design” and the other half jointly to Demis Hassabis and John M. Jumper “for protein structure prediction.”
Glad that our sequence model of promoters in human genome is now published in @ScienceMagazine. Check out the paper for a deep dive into the sequence basis of transcription initiation at the basepair level: https://t.co/gA08yaJLVp
Happy to share that our work on how small set of motifs and rules explain most human promoters is published in @ScienceMagazine I am very grateful for the chance to be part of a team of amazing scientists: Donghong Cai, Chenlai Shi,@JianXuLab,@zhou_jian https://t.co/RKFuEMhUra