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

   Efficient protein structure generation with sparse denoising models

   Jendrusch and Korbel · Nature Machine Intelligence · 2025

   The paper introduces salad, sparse all-atom denoising models that generate protein structures efficiently for long proteins, plus structure editing to extend them to new design tasks without retraining.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors' salad models are smaller and faster than current leading methods, match or improve design quality, and generate proteins up to 1,000 amino acids.“Our models are smaller and faster than the state of the art and matching or improving design quality, successfully generating structures for protein lengths up to 1,000 amino acids.”
   2. UncheckedThe authors apply salad with structure editing to varied protein design tasks, including motif scaffolding and multi-state design, to show its flexibility.“We apply our approach to a variety of challenging protein design tasks, from generating protein scaffolds containing functional protein motifs (motif scaffolding) to designing proteins capable of adopting multiple distinct folds under different conditions (multi-state protein design), demonstrating…”