Vilya-2 is the structure-prediction oracle that de novo peptide design pipelines require--establishing the all-atom approach as a general foundation for the design and evaluation of de novo peptide therapeutics.
Pascal Sturmfels, Naozumi Hiranuma, Milad Salem et al.· arXiv.org· 0 citations
This chapter describes a structure-based computational approach to perform high-throughput ligand screens of chemical libraries using open-source software programs and illustrates this workflow with the enzymatic molecular target NAD(P)H:quinone oxidoreductase1 (NQO1), which is overexpressed in a number of human solid...
Audrey G. Fikes, Melissa C. Srougi· Methods in molecular biology· 0 citations
This study demonstrates the advantages of integrating AI with FBDD to streamline molecular design, providing a data-driven framework for discovering new Mac1 inhibitors and guiding future antiviral drug development.
Elnaz Aledavood, Sandra Ramos-Inza, Jannis Born et al.· Communications Chemistry· 0 citations
An extensive evaluation of Boltz-2 using two large-scale data sets shows that Boltz-2 lacks the energetic resolution required for lead identification, highlighting the necessity of employing physics-based methods for the reliability and refinement of AI-derived models.
S. Wan, Xibei Zhang, Xiao Xue et al.· Journal of Chemical Theory a...· 3 citations
This work introduces a method to smoothly transition from physics-based to knowledge-based predictions based on the uncertainty of each model and shows that combining structure-based and ML models significantly improves the prediction accuracy if training data is limited, whereas the weighting smoothly shifts from dock...
Ažbeta Kubincová, David L. Mobley· Journal of Chemical Informat...· 1 citation
This mini review traces the evolution of AI-driven methods in protein research, from early residue-contact prediction using coevolutionary information to transformative breakthroughs, the rise of protein language models (PLMs), and the emerging era of generative design and functional modeling.
Guodong Min, Huan Peng· Methods in molecular biology· 0 citations
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