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Network shape intelligence outperforms AlphaFold2 intelligence in vanilla protein interaction prediction.

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By Ilyes Abdelhamid, Alessandro Muscoloni, Danny Marc Rotscher, Matthias Lieber
| BioRxiv
Abstract For decades, scientists and engineers have been working to predict protein interactions, and network topology methods have emerged as extensively studied techniques. Recently, approaches based on AlphaFold2 intelligence, exploiting 3D molecular structural information, have been proposed for protein interaction prediction, they are promising as potential alternatives to traditional laboratory experiments, and their design and performance evaluation is compelling.
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Network shape intelligence outperforms AlphaFold2 intelligence in vanilla protein interaction prediction.

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By Alessandro Muscoloni, Ilyes Abdelhamid, Danny Marc Rotscher, Matthias Lieber
| BioRxiv
Abstract For decades, scientists and engineers have been working to predict protein interactions, and network topology methods have emerged as extensively studied techniques. Recently, approaches based on AlphaFold2 intelligence, exploiting 3D molecular structural information, have been proposed for protein interaction prediction, they are promising as potential alternatives to traditional laboratory experiments, and their design and performance evaluation is compelling.
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