AI Medical Compendium Journal:
Trends in biochemical sciences

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Cracking the protein compartmentalization code with ProtGPS.

Trends in biochemical sciences
Cellular protein compartmentalization is essential for function, yet the mechanisms directing proteins to their correct destinations remain unclear. Recently, Kilgore, Chinn, Mikhael, and Mitnikov et al. introduced ProtGPS, an artificial intelligence...

Toward an integrated omics approach for plant biosynthetic pathway discovery in the age of AI.

Trends in biochemical sciences
Elucidating plant biosynthetic pathways is key to advancing a sustainable bioeconomy by enabling access to complex natural products through synthetic biology. Despite progress from genomic, transcriptomic, and metabolomic approaches, much multiomics ...

AI interprets the Central Dogma and Genetic Code.

Trends in biochemical sciences
Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is a burgeoning field with widespread applications, including in science. Here, we explore two paradigms that provide insight into the capabilities and limitations of Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer (Ch...

Recent advances in predicting and modeling protein-protein interactions.

Trends in biochemical sciences
Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) drive biological processes, and disruption of PPIs can cause disease. With recent breakthroughs in structure prediction and a deluge of genomic sequence data, computational methods to predict PPIs and model spatial...

Novel machine learning approaches revolutionize protein knowledge.

Trends in biochemical sciences
Breakthrough methods in machine learning (ML), protein structure prediction, and novel ultrafast structural aligners are revolutionizing structural biology. Obtaining accurate models of proteins and annotating their functions on a large scale is no l...

A Primer on Data Analytics in Functional Genomics: How to Move from Data to Insight?

Trends in biochemical sciences
High-throughput methodologies and machine learning have been central in developing systems-level perspectives in molecular biology. Unfortunately, performing such integrative analyses has traditionally been reserved for bioinformaticians. This is now...