Delighted to share our highly collaborative study on the native ALB N1 nucleosome recognition and chromatin opening by the prototypes of pioneer factors, FOXA1 and GATA4, which is now online @MolecularCell https://t.co/rmhvLLJwmu
Design protein binders in minutes, not months.
New on https://t.co/NGI2kaXi7Z
→ Improved protein design GUI & refolding metrics for candidate filtering
→ New structure design models (RFdiffusion, BoltzGen)
Nanobody + miniprotein design walkthroughs now live! Links in thread
Stress controls epigenetic inheritance!
A histone ubiquitylation-based regulatory hub links stress/environmental signaling to heterochromatin self-propagation and epigenetic inheritance-reshaping how we think about development, drug resistance and cancer👉https://t.co/Wf8y1HjHEX
Today, we report Germinal, a method for efficient de novo antibody design, with @santimillef and @SynBioGaoLab.
Germinal achieves success rates of 4-22% across diverse epitopes.
We make the work fully open, without doing lame things like posting a preprint without methods. 🧵
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.
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.”
🎉 Exciting Announcement! 🎉
“Histone Modifications and Chromatin Structure Symposium”
🗓️ Dates: October 17-18, 2024
📍 Location: National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland
The NCI Center of Excellence in Chromosome Biology is delighted to invite you to our upcoming symposium. This symposium honors the legacies of Dr. C. David Allis and Dr. Gary Felsenfeld, pioneers in the study of chromatin and gene expression. Presentations from 25 renowned scientists. For more details and to register, visit: https://t.co/U2k3eG0aDQ
Delighted to share our highly collaborative study on the native ALB N1 nucleosome recognition and chromatin opening by the prototypes of pioneer factors, FOXA1 and GATA4, which is now online @MolecularCell https://t.co/rmhvLLJwmu
Curious about how FOXA1 and GATA4 are capable of competing with H1 and opening the chromatin? get some hints from this interesting movie and read more in our publication https://t.co/RhF1q0TxCP
A shoutout to our collaborators for their invaluable contribution to this work: gene editing in vivo study by Wang Lab @QianbenWang, in silico analysis by Landsman lab @DavidLandsman and Schlick lab @tamar_schlick, and of course great insights by Ken Zaret @pioneerfactors