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Structures, dynamics, complexes, and functions: From classic computation to artificial intelligence
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DOI：10.1016/j.sbi.2024.102835.png)
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Computational approaches can provide highly detailed insight into the molecular recognition processes that underlie drug binding, the assembly of protein complexes, and the regulation of biological functional processes. Classical simulation methods can bridge a wide range of length- and time-scales typically involved in such processes. Lately, automated learning and artificial intelligence methods have shown the potential to expand the reach of physics-based approaches, ushering in the possibility to model and even design complex protein architectures. The synergy between atomistic simulations and AI methods is an emerging frontier with a huge potential for advances in structural biology. Herein, we explore various examples and frameworks for these approaches, providing select instances and applications that illustrate their impact on fundamental biomolecular problems.
Keywords:
Molecular simulations
Molecular dynamics
Biological complexes
Machine learning
AI
Drug design
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