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Scientific background: Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2024

Nobel Committee for Chemistry6 Oct 2026
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6 Oct 2026
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The study claims that AI and computational methods have largely solved the long-standing problem of predicting protein structures from amino acid sequences and can also design entirely new proteins. This is because most monomeric protein structures can now be predicted with high accuracy, enabling databases containing hundreds of millions of predicted structures, while computational methods can generate protein structures not found in nature.

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