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lysozyme

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About lysozyme

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    It’s interesting how Egypt’s efforts to monitor and test for malaria contributed to this accomplishment. It underscores how eradicating many infectious diseases will require a deep…

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    For those like myself who design proteins for a living, the open secret is that well before AlphaFold, it was pretty much possible to get a good-enough structure of any particular …

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    Agreed, the UX of a magnet timer on the fridge beats using any kind of smart device for the task of setting kitchen timers. Most of them start a simple count up if not programmed f…

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    Agreed on the hopes that these methods lead to novel biocatalysts (but they aren’t quite there yet). David Baker’s lab has recently published on using their own diffusion model (RF…

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    Good point! And a related topic, we call the organism that lives happily in our gut E. coli and we also call the organisms that cause disease the same name. What’s the difference? …

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    The flip side of this is that progress in ML for biology is always going to be _slower_ than progress in ML for natural languages and images [1]. Humans are natural machines capabl…

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    Probably worth mentioning that David Baker’s lab released a similar model (predicts protein structure along with bound DNA and ligands), just a couple of months ago, and it is open…

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    As cool as this is, the word “microplastics” is a little misleading. There are dozens of types of plastic in common use, each made from a different monomer with a different chemica…

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