@ArdaGoreci: Today we are excited to release Artios, a fully open source system for designing functional de novo enzymes. Enzymes pr…
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Artios is released as a fully open source system for designing functional de novo enzymes, aiming to enable precise coordination of chemistry in protein design and accelerate biology engineering in the open.
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Today we are excited to release Artios, a fully open source system for designing functional de novo enzymes.
Enzymes present a new frontier for de novo protein design models due to the challenge of coordinating precise chemistry, rather than binding a target.
Enzymes are life’s biological machines and by designing them we can truly start to engineer biology.
We believe these fundamental capabilities should be built in the open and shared with the community to progress science faster.
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