Our working version of RFantibody, the AI-powered antibody design pipeline from Baker-lab for Docker and Singularity at https://t.co/qvFdIJ6ej4
Support: https://t.co/3wnFE5vVib
#proteinengineering#antibodydesign#HPC#bioinformatics
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Excited to share our latest preprint! We reveal how intrinsically disordered protein regions (IDRs) harbor critical pathogenic mutations, often overlooked in clinical genomics. 🧬
https://t.co/IoNHnPiJPz
#Genomics#Bioinformatics#AlphaMissense#IDPs#Dlab#IDP2Biomed
I'm excited to share that our latest manuscript accepted and published in @JMolBiol. We created AIUPred-binding which use energy embedding and AlphaMissense scores to accurately predict functional binding regions. https://t.co/XnW6zpI8cO
#IDP2Biomed, #Dosztanyilab
AlphaFold 3 model code and weights are now both available for academic use on GitHub.
The golden age of computational science is about to begin!
https://t.co/sKiQbSS1jM
🚀 Excited to announce our latest paper just published! Discover new insights into protein disorder and prediction methods in computational biology. https://t.co/FjWVmt1Zop #DosztányiLAB#Bioinformatics#IDPs#ProteinResearch
“Congratulations to John, the #AlphaFold team, and everyone at DeepMind & Google that supported us along the way - it’s an amazing award for all of us! It’s such an honour and privilege to work with all of you to advance the frontiers of science.” - @DemisHassabis
Find out more about the Nobel Prize and AlphaFold’s impact → https://t.co/BTwqjTstBA
Work that once took years now takes just a few minutes thanks to this year’s chemistry laureates.
2024 #NobelPrize laureates Demis Hassabis and John Jumper have used their AI model AlphaFold2 to calculate the structure of all human proteins. They also predicted the structure of virtually all the 200 million proteins that researchers have so far discovered when mapping Earth’s organisms.
Google DeepMind has also made the code for AlphaFold2 publicly available, and anyone can access it. The AI model has become a gold mine for researchers. By October 2024, AlphaFold2 had been used by more than two million people from 190 countries.
The picture shows a few of the many examples of how AlphaFold2 helps researchers.
I'm excited to share a manuscript from a collaboration with @BonomiMax
"Towards accurate, force field independent conformational ensembles of intrinsically disordered proteins"
led by @DartmouthChem graduate students Kaushik Borthakur and Thomas Sisk
https://t.co/V6Ptv6X98U
If you are interested in a joined effort towards building a synthetic cell (including -of course- membrane transporters), have a look at this post: https://t.co/YoBoiiWutK
🚀Would you like to adopt cloud computing for your intensive scientific workloads? 🫴We share our experiences with our large-scale #Dynasome#MD project using #HPC services and the #Cyclone solution from #AWS deploying #GROMACS here 🔗 https://t.co/CeAA8w9X9g 🧐
We published in Scientific Reports how the SARS-CoV-2 E protein disrupts calcium signaling by SERCA interaction, revealing new insights into viral pathogenesis and potential therapeutic targets. Check it out: [https://t.co/eii96voDqy] #COVID19#Bioinformatics#CalciumSignaling
We have an open #phdposition in #bioinformatics & #computational_biology in the context of the Marie Curie ETN "IDPro" (https://t.co/4pQ8iZm12G), with a focus on intrinsic disorder and short linear motifs. More info and apply here:
https://t.co/5XIffRoqwU
#FullyFundedPhD
Be the reviewer you would like to have. You can still point out at mistakes, ask for further analysis or even recommend to reject the paper. But you can do it from empathy and giving positive feedback so authors can improve their work instead of humiliate them. Be a nice human 🫰
In this work, @jmaemontgomery and @JustinLemkulVT explore the role of induced electronic polarization as small molecules partitioning into a model membrane. Important differences are observed in some classes of molecules.
https://t.co/JpRsB0KRxE