Congrats to EvolutionaryScale for the release of ESM3, an LLM that uses sequence, structure and function to generate new proteins. The model is now on Latch for non-commercial use and gives the academic community access to their cutting-edge industrial research with a few clicks.
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Thermo Fisher Scientific continues to play a major role in the advancement of #cryoEM. Learn about the history and impact of this #ElectronMicroscopy technique, from fundamental research to #DrugDiscovery: https://ter.li/sni9lv
Cryo-EM: Building On a History of Invention and Innovation
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Here we developed a New Method of Graphene Oxide Film formation at the Air/Water Interface. One of my Innovative Works at #ArgonneNationalLaboratory #GrapheneOxide #Interface #Graphene #SFG #Synchrotron #Separation
The best way to avoid substrate effects is to do measurements directly at the air/water interface. Raju Kumal, PhD and Amanda J. Carr, PhD describe a simple method to prepare thin #grapheneoxide films at this interface. Now published in RSC Advances. https://lnkd.in/gNACkQcV
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Mechanical signaling is key in many biological processes. But how do you trigger and quantify these mechanical cues on the level of single cells or molecules? Read how the lab of Carlos Bustamante got surprising insights! https://bit.ly/41mI0Eq
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This paper demonstrates how #terahertz (#THz) signaling can control changes in #protein #shapes in a random environment. The authors studied a communication system involving a #nano-#scale antenna transmitter, a protein receiver, and a channel made up of moving red blood cells. They analyzed the system's selectivity to see how effectively the induced THz interaction could target a specific group of proteins under fading conditions. By optimizing the selectivity metric based on the nanoantenna power and frequency, they enhance the controllability of protein interactions. ---- Hadeel Elayan More details can be found at this link: https://lnkd.in/gAquJr3b
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Here, a collaborative research team, including some of my Thermo Fisher Scientific colleagues, reveal the gas-phase structure of β-galactosidase using single-particle #cryoEM down to 2.6-Å resolution, enabled by soft landing of mass-selected protein complexes onto cold TEM grids followed by in situ ice coating. "By providing a direct link between high-resolution imaging and the capability to handle and select protein complexes that behave problematically in conventional sample preparation, the approach has the potential to expand the scope of both native #MassSpectrometry and cryo-EM."
Cryo-EM of soft-landed β-galactosidase: Gas-phase and native structures are remarkably similar
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Scientific Quantum Development Lead at Capgemini Engineering's Hybrid Intelligence and Quantum Lab, driving innovation in the intersection of quantum computing & technologies, life sciences and healthcare
What an excellent way to kick off the year! Glad to see my paper on experimental verification of quantum computing finally published. It's the first calculation of molecular electron densities using quantum computers. Congrats to all the authors involved! #opensuperq #chalmers #quantumcomputing #chemistry #materialsscience
Announcing the first calculation of molecular electron densities by #QuantumComputing! Read it and find a challenging but (we think) future-proof approach for experimental validation of quantum computation of #chemistry. Great #teamwork with Mårten Skogh, Werner Dobrautz, Phalgun L., Christopher Warren, Janka Biznárová, Amr Osman, Giovanna Tancredi, and Jonas Bylander in #WACQT and OpenSuperQPlus Chemical Science Journal https://lnkd.in/dTeZG6TZ
The electron density: a fidelity witness for quantum computation
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Transform your life with a healthy gut and happy brain! I help women who are stressed out, worn out, and wiped out with gut health issues and foggy thinking live vibrantly.
Discover the latest anti-aging and redox balance insights in the ASEA REDOX Science Study. This comprehensive research delves into the nuanced connection between redox balance and the aging process. Follow the link to explore the scientific findings: https://lnkd.in/d_je2Xc2 #AntiAging #RedoxBalance #ScientificResearch
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🌳 🔬 Exploring Oak Powdery Mildew: Kieran Clark's research utilizes hybrid Raman spectroscopy and advanced AI to uncover biomolecular interactions between Quercus robur leaves and the Erysiphe alphitoides fungus, shedding light on the impact of fungal infection and the tree's defence response 🍂 Read more about the key biomolecular changes occurring, including the disruption of chlorophyll and pathogen-induced degradation of cellulose in the recently published paper, featured in the Royal Society of Chemistry's journal, Soft Matter! doi.org/10.1039/D3SM01392H The in-house developed computational algorithm achieved high accuracy in disease classification, paving the way for a powerful tool to probe interactions between forest pathogens and host trees! #PhDResearch #PlantPathology #AI #RamanSpectroscopy
Vibrational spectroscopic profiling of biomolecular interactions between oak powdery mildew and oak leaves
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#RecommendedPaper Sound Reception in the Yangtze Finless Porpoise and Its Extension to a Biomimetic Receptor by Zhongchang Song, et al. ➡️Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/dJnn7HP6 #acoustic #structure #numerical #simulation
Sound Reception in the Yangtze Finless Porpoise and Its Extension to a Biomimetic Receptor
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Here, a collaborative research team, including some of my Thermo Fisher Scientific colleagues, reveal the gas-phase structure of β-galactosidase using single-particle #cryoEM down to 2.6-Å resolution, enabled by soft landing of mass-selected protein complexes onto cold TEM grids followed by in situ ice coating. "By providing a direct link between high-resolution imaging and the capability to handle and select protein complexes that behave problematically in conventional sample preparation, the approach has the potential to expand the scope of both native #MassSpectrometry and cryo-EM."
Cryo-EM of soft-landed β-galactosidase: Gas-phase and native structures are remarkably similar
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Update: We have taken down the model per their request. We also apologize to their team for our misunderstanding that we could host this if it was exclusively for free academic use.