Excited to share our work on GPCR antagonism: Contrary to popular belief, inverse agonists can bind to and act via GPCR:G protein complexes. We show this at kappa-opioid receptors by cellular, radioligand binding and cryoEM studies. A 🧵: @USC@USCDornsife https://t.co/7EN1pVc3Fd
Finally one out with "real" open source license. It is hard to understand Google's strategy for keeping AF3 under non-commercial license considering it took only a couple months to replicate AF2.
Thrilled to announce Boltz-1, the first open-source and commercially available model to achieve AlphaFold3-level accuracy on biomolecular structure prediction! An exciting collaboration with @jeremyWohlwend, @pas_saro and an amazing team at MIT and Genesis Therapeutics. A thread!
@jjanetzko@IsraelF96135088@IsraelF96135088, will you share your experience with preparing gold grids and apoFe? I believe Thermo is currently using their new VitroEase product.
The apoferritin test data collected using the TalosL120C + Ceta-F at the EM facility @CIB_CSIC with @SMasiulis finally reached ~4.5 - 5 Å! 😳
We are frankly surprised by the performance of the LaB6 filament with a Ceta-F camera, More details below 👇
Here we go! Our structure of the human dopamine transporter in complex with cocaine has been published in Nature (https://t.co/A2yyoJwGsC). Commentary by @SitteHarald (https://t.co/PxuXLQ8qGS). Thanks to @ShahsavarAzadeh and Pape for contributing. @neuroscience_dk, @UCPH_health
@Q_M_Smith@IsraelF96135088 The holes are too small. You need very high magnification and a very well aligned scope to do a decent AFIS collection. I think they should make 0.6 or 1 micron holes.
Dear #cryoem comrades. Check out our preprint on how 100 keV detectors help breathe fresh life into ubiquitously available LaB6-based TEM workhorses. A collaboration with @GatanMicroscopy, @GeorgRamm, and @CryoEM_Monash. https://t.co/NOo13IZtqN
@MFPronker Great work. Quick question, the protein sequence changed slightly from the full antibody sequence that was reported in the previous study. Was the change for protein behavior?