Predict protein structure and function using sequence, evolution & more! Operated by lab members.
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Introducing ProtSpace: a tool for visualizing protein embeddings in 2D/3D! 🎨
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Try it:
📦github.com/tsenoner/protspac…
🌐protspace.rostlab.org
#Proteomics #DataViz
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Very happy to introduce VespaG, for ultra-fast and accurate prediction of protein mutational effects. github.com/JSchlensok/VespaG. Big thanks to @LiniMuc, Julius Schlensok, and @MarinaAbakarova for the great work and effort. Exciting collab with @rostlab 1/5
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VespaG: Expert-guided protein Language Models enable accurate and blazingly fast fitness prediction biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_bioinfo
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22 Aug 2023
Our new bilingual protein language model (pLM), ProstT5, translates between protein sequence and structure. Besides producing more structure-aware embeddings that are better at remote homology detection than sequence-pLMs, its translation capability enables inverse folding.
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1/3 🐍🧬 Exciting breakthrough in #SnakeToxins research published in #NatureCommunications! An international team led by Rostlab members unlocked the mysteries of three-finger toxins (3FTxs), from the venom of caenophidian snakes. 🔬#VenomResearch rdcu.be/djfyt
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3/3 This study showcases the combined power of cutting-edge AI, traditional phylogenetics and manual annotations to unravel complex biological phenomena, such as evolution of protein function. Stay tuned for more! 📚🌟 #ScienceTwitter #Toxinology
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2/3 🔍Immediate ancestor of these toxins? A non-secretory, non-toxic Ly6, unique to squamate reptiles. Mechanism? Exon duplication followed by mutation led to novel forms with a membrane anchoring domain lost. 🧩 #Evolution #ReptileScience
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23 May 2023
We (@lindner_seb, @HeinzingerM) introduce REXzyme, a new model for the generation of enzymes that catalyze user-defined chemical reactions. We'd like that the community can benefit as soon as possible from it, so we made it available in HuggingFace: huggingface.co/AI4PD/REXzyme.
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Did you know that 3-finger toxins in snake venoms evolved from a non-secretory ancestor? Our new preprint explores this gene family's evolution. Check it out here: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #geneevolution #proteinlanguagemodels #transmembranehelices
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Contrary to previous hypotheses, our research suggests that 3-finger toxins in snake venoms evolved from a single-copy gene unique to Toxicofera reptiles, not monomeric neuromodulatory Ly6s like LYNXs or SLURPs. #snakevenom #geneevolution #proteinfamily
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Synteny analyses, phylogenetics and pLMs reveal that 3-finger-toxins evolved from a transmembrane "pre-3FTx" ancestor that gained increased affinity for nAChRs and lost its transmembrane region. #snakevenom #geneevolution #machinelearning
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RostLab retweeted
15 Dec 2022
Is ColabFold's MMseqs2-based MSA generation protocol suitable for mutational outcome prediction? Yes! Joint work by @MarinaAbakarova and Céline Marquet. 1/2
15 Dec 2022
Alignment-based protein mutational landscape prediction: doing more with less biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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EMBER3D predicts protein structure in fractions of a second with high sensitivity to small changes in sequence.
Protein Mutation Movies (PMMs) visually capture the effects of amino-acid substitutions.
youtu.be/0tIN9n6cSHo via @YouTube
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EMBER3D can predict mutated structures of all single amino-acid variants in an average length protein in a matter of minutes. When correlated with deep mutational scanning experiments, EMBER3D predictions are much more sensitive to small changes in sequence than other systems.
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SETH predicts nuances of disorder w/o alignments in milliseconds using pLMs and reaches (and sometimes outperforms) state-of-the-art methods.
Manu: doi.org/10.1101/2022.06.23.4…
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Update: SETH's disorder prediction correlates with AlphaFold2 pLDDT! If SETH predicts high disorder for a sequence you can assume (up to a 5% error) that the resulting AF2 structure will have low pLDDT, saving some compute/energy if you run structure prediction at proteome level.
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RostLab retweeted
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Since the # of "[α-ω](fold){0,1}[A-z]*" tools are getting out of hand, I tried to curate a lil list of the ones I'm aware of: github.com/sacdallago/foldin…
Peeps w/ overview @sokrypton @thesteinegger @KevinKaichuang feel free to contribute if I missed stuff?
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