Design of peptides with non-canonical amino acids using flow matching
This paper introduces NCFlow, a generative model for designing peptides with non-canonical amino acids, showing improved binding affinity over existing methods.
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This paper introduces NCFlow, a generative model for designing peptides with non-canonical amino acids, showing improved binding affinity over existing methods.
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The paper combines NMR data with AlphaFlow to identify excited state conformers of pro-IL-18, revealing structural insights from transient states.
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The paper extends the AlphaFold3 framework to predict structures of cyclic peptides with non-canonical amino acids, outperforming existing models on a test set.
FlowPacker predicts protein side-chain conformations using torsional flow matching and equivariant graph attention, outperforming existing methods and handling missing coordinates and multimeric targets.