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🧬A Primer on AI Protein Design

The field went from predicting what proteins look like to designing ones that have never existed. Here's an intro to how.

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Modena's G4REP, Harvard's evedesign, and Purdue's Peptide-Protein Docking Review

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Apr 2 • Natasha Kilroy

Stanford's CellVoyager, Oxford's MacroGuide, and Arc Institute's BioReason-Pro

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Stanford's Eubiota, NVIDIA's Fold-CP, and Xaira's X-Cell

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Glasgow’s ExplainBind, UIUC’s 4D Whole-Cell Model, and Cambridge’s MACE-POLAR-1

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Introducing Virtual Cells by Recursion: A New Framework for Predictive and Explainable Drug Discovery

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Introducing Robin: A Multi-Agent System for Automated Drug Discovery

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🧬A Primer on AI Protein Design

The field went from predicting what proteins look like to designing ones that have never existed. Here's an intro to how.

23 hrs ago • Natasha Kilroy

🧪A Primer on Peptide Cheminformatics

The representations, fingerprints, and AI models being built for peptide drug discovery

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🧬 AI Agents in Drug Discovery: A Primer

The data exists. The tools exist. The problem is getting them to talk to each other.

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How AI is entering hospitals, and why clinicians need to be part of the conversation

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