Scientists Use AI to Learn the Language of Biomolecules
Scientists at the University of Glasgow have developed a new machine learning model to translate the language of proteins using a powerful supercomputer.
The cross-disciplinary team created a large language model, called PLM-Interact, to better understand protein interactions and predict which mutations will impact how these molecules interact with each other.
The new study, published in Nature Communications, shows that PLM-Interact outperforms competing models in understanding and predicting protein interactions.
Early tests of PLM-Interact demonstrate its potential in understanding the intricate language of biomolecules.
Author's Summary
Scientists use AI to develop a new model for understanding protein interactions.
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