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Discriminating single-molecule binding events from diffraction-limited fluorescence - Nature Communications

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By Yueming Yin, Nithin Pathoor, Thorsten Wohland
| Nature Verified
Abstract Single-molecule localization microscopy enables high-resolution imaging of molecular interactions, but discriminating molecular binding types has traditionally relied on complex strategies, such as multiple dyes, time-division techniques, or kinetic analysis, that are asynchronous, invasive, or time-consuming.
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ProAffinity-GNN: A Novel Approach to Structure-Based Protein–Protein Binding Affinity Prediction via a Curated Data Set and Graph Neural Networks

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By Zhiyuan Zhou, Yueming Yin, Yiping Jia, Jun Hong Koh
| ACS Publications
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ProAffinity-GNN: A Novel Approach to Structure-based Protein-Protein Binding Affinity Prediction via a Curated Dataset and Graph Neural Networks

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By Zhiyuan Zhou, Yueming Yin, Yiping Jia, Jun Hong Koh
| BioRxiv
Abstract Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are crucial for understanding biological processes and disease mechanisms, contributing significantly to advances in protein engineering and drug discovery. The accurate determination of binding affinities, essential for decoding PPIs, faces challenges due to the substantial time and financial costs involved in experimental and theoretical methods.
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