DeepMind, Google's artificial intelligence company, revealed this week that its AlphaFold software is capable of modeling DNA. The AlphaFold update will also make it possible to simulate the interaction between antibodies and molecules of the organisms responsible for the activities. The scientific article on this technological advance was published in the renowned scientific journal Nature.
AlphaFold is an artificial intelligence developed by DeepMind to prevent and create 3D structures of proteins. Moving quickly to the cima of biological proteins, proteins are molecules formed by chains of amino acids. They carry out different functions in our body.
These functions will be used in vaccines to prepare our immune system. Por isso, esse DNA model paper This can be very important for drug development.
In theory, as project director John Jumper explains, the AlphaFold can give more precise results on protein interaction with DNA. It is therefore possible to show how a remedy will be linked to a drug, by forcing this link and being able to enter into this process.
AlphaFold uses Dall-E and Midjourney technology
This new capability of AlphaFold uses an algorithm used for image generators, or the diffusion model. It is a technique, an artificial intelligence aprimora like estruturas proteicas geradas pelo software. And, obviously, sending an AI, it continues with suspicious errors.
To address this issue, AlphaFold's results use core escalation to precisely determine a protein's build zones. Quanto plus azul, but confiável is a structure. Já a cor vermelha est usada para indicar as áreas com les certeza.
In the scientific article, the authors explain that the difficulties of the moment are that AI needs to carry out various predictions to obtain a more certain result. But the question of tempo is a gas energy elevator for servidores.
The new version of AlphaFold will be available for free to anglers. However, DeepMind did not open the program code – on the contrary, in other places.
Information on: Wired
