AIMC Topic: Protein Folding

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Adaptive local learning in sampling based motion planning for protein folding.

BMC systems biology
BACKGROUND: Simulating protein folding motions is an important problem in computational biology. Motion planning algorithms, such as Probabilistic Roadmap Methods, have been successful in modeling the folding landscape. Probabilistic Roadmap Methods ...

Machine Learning: How Much Does It Tell about Protein Folding Rates?

PloS one
The prediction of protein folding rates is a necessary step towards understanding the principles of protein folding. Due to the increasing amount of experimental data, numerous protein folding models and predictors of protein folding rates have been ...

Protein folds recognized by an intelligent predictor based-on evolutionary and structural information.

Journal of computational chemistry
Protein fold recognition is an important and essential step in determining tertiary structure of a protein in biological science. In this study, a model termed NiRecor is developed for recognizing protein folds based on artificial neural networks inc...

Accurate contact predictions using covariation techniques and machine learning.

Proteins
Here we present the results of residue-residue contact predictions achieved in CASP11 by the CONSIP2 server, which is based around our MetaPSICOV contact prediction method. On a set of 40 target domains with a median family size of around 40 effectiv...

Machine Learnable Fold Space Representation based on Residue Cluster Classes.

Computational biology and chemistry
MOTIVATION: Protein fold space is a conceptual framework where all possible protein folds exist and ideas about protein structure, function and evolution may be analyzed. Classification of protein folds in this space is commonly achieved by using sim...

Types and effects of protein variations.

Human genetics
Variations in proteins have very large number of diverse effects affecting sequence, structure, stability, interactions, activity, abundance and other properties. Although protein-coding exons cover just over 1 % of the human genome they harbor an di...

Discrimination of acidic and alkaline enzyme using Chou's pseudo amino acid composition in conjunction with probabilistic neural network model.

Journal of theoretical biology
Enzyme catalysis is one of the most essential and striking processes among of all the complex processes that have evolved in living organisms. Enzymes are biological catalysts, which play a significant role in industrial applications as well as in me...

Investigating the determinants of performance in machine learning for protein fitness prediction.

Protein science : a publication of the Protein Society
Machine learning (ML) has revolutionized protein biology, solving long-standing problems in protein folding, scaffold generation, and function design tasks. A range of architectures have shown success on supervised protein fitness prediction tasks. N...

Artificial intelligence and first-principle methods in protein redesign: A marriage of convenience?

Protein science : a publication of the Protein Society
Since AlphaFold2's rise, many deep learning methods for protein design have emerged. Here, we validate widely used and recognized tools, compare them with first-principle methods, and explore their combinations, focusing on their effectiveness in pro...

Characterization of conformational flexibility in protein structures by applying artificial intelligence to molecular modeling.

Journal of structural biology
Recent AI applications have revolutionized the modeling of structurally unresolved protein regions, thereby complementing traditional computational methods. These state-of-the-art techniques can generate numerous candidate structures, significantly e...