LucaProt: A novel deep learning framework that incorporates protein amino acid sequence and structural information to predict protein function.
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LucaProt: A novel deep learning framework that incorporates protein amino acid sequence and structural information to predict protein function.
Multi-target de novo molecular generator conditioned on AlphaFold's latent protein embeddings.
Efficient implementatin of ESM family.
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LucaProt: A novel deep learning framework that incorporates protein amino acid sequence and structural information to predict protein function.
We developed a dual-channel model named LucaPCycle, based on the raw sequence and protein language large models, to predict whether a protein sequence has phosphate-solubilizing functionality and its specific type among the 31 fine-grained functions.
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A book about Language/deep-learning models in Genomics.
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Exploring protein sequence generation of a target protein family using pretrained and fine-tuned protein language models (pLMs).
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