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Proteins play a fundamental role in the functioning of living things. In molecular biology: the challenge is to understand their function and their 3D form: what role can artificial intelligence play in this discovery?
In 2018, AlphaFold, an AI created by DeepMind, achieved spectacular success. The Google startup, which already created AlphaGo, the AI champion in the game of Go, has developed an AI that is able to predict what a protein will look like based on its sequence alone. Of the 200 million known proteins, we know the 3D structure of only 20% of them. Deep learning therefore offers this promise: bridging this gap for major medical advances and the creation of new drugs.
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Case – AI and medicine By Mathias Germain (La Recherche, April 2024)
Proteins, the new playground for AI (For Science, 2022)
The alphafold: an essential step toward protein function (Medicine/Science, 2021)
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