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1. Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Protein Structure and Dynamics

   Scalable protein design using optimization in a relaxed sequence space

   Frank, Khoshouei, Fuβ et al. · Science · 2024

   The authors report a hallucination-based protein design method working in relaxed sequence space, tested on over 100 produced proteins, and say it is accurate, broadly applicable and scalable across protein sizes.

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   1. UncheckedExperimentally solved structures of designed single-chain proteins of up to 1000 amino acids are reported as validating the design method's accuracy.“Three high-resolution crystal structures and two cryo–electron microscopy density maps of designed single-chain proteins comprising up to 1000 amino acids validate the accuracy of the method.”
   2. UncheckedThe authors' protein design pipeline can also design synthetic protein-protein interactions, which they tested experimentally using a set of protein heterodimers.“Our pipeline can also be used to design synthetic protein-protein interactions, as validated experimentally by a set of protein heterodimers.”