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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> == * '''Protein engineering''' β The modification or de novo design of proteins to achieve desired properties (stability, activity, specificity). * '''Directed evolution''' β A laboratory technique using iterative rounds of random mutation and selection to improve proteins; Nobel Prize 2018. * '''Sequence-function landscape''' β The mapping from protein sequence to function; engineering navigates this landscape. * '''Fitness landscape''' β The mapping from sequence to some fitness measure (stability, activity); engineering seeks fitness peaks. * '''Zero-shot variant effect prediction''' β Predicting which protein mutations improve function without any experimental data on that protein. * '''Protein stability engineering''' β Designing mutations that increase thermostability, solubility, or shelf life. * '''Enzyme design''' β Engineering or creating new enzymes with desired catalytic activity. * '''Binding affinity optimization''' β Improving how tightly a protein binds its target; key for antibody and drug engineering. * '''Protein language model (PLM)''' β A language model pre-trained on protein sequences; ESM-2, ProGen2, ProtGPT2. * '''Inverse folding''' β Given a target 3D structure, design a sequence that will fold to it; ESMFold, ProteinMPNN. * '''RFDiffusion''' β A diffusion model generating novel protein backbone structures conditioned on binding constraints. * '''ProteinMPNN''' β A message-passing neural network for inverse folding; sequence design for given protein backbones. * '''Antibody engineering''' β Designing antibodies with desired binding specificity, affinity, and biophysical properties. * '''Directed evolution in silico''' β Using ML fitness predictors to simulate directed evolution without wet lab experiments. * '''ProGen / ESM-2 / Progen2''' β Large protein language models enabling sequence generation and variant prediction. </div> <div style="background-color: #006400; color: #FFFFFF; padding: 20px; border-radius: 8px; margin-bottom: 15px;">
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