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AMARO v2.0: one coarse-grained neural potential for proteins, ligands and their complexes

Acellera and UPF report that the model recovers the trypsin–benzamidine crystal pose in 30 of 100 trajectories, versus 9 of 100 for all-atom molecular mechanics at a matched GPU budget. They also flag limits: binding free energies come out too favorable, a...

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Acellera and UPF report that the model recovers the trypsin–benzamidine crystal pose in 30 of 100 trajectories, versus 9 of 100 for all-atom molecular mechanics at a matched GPU budget. They also flag limits: binding free energies come out too favorable, a...

Acellera and UPF report that the model recovers the trypsin–benzamidine crystal pose in 30 of 100 trajectories, versus 9 of 100 for all-atom molecular mechanics at a matched GPU budget. They also flag limits: binding free energies come out too favorable, and some targets don't recover poses. Original post on X...

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Recognizable Entity Score 0 Practical Impact Score 0 Novelty Interest Score 70 Consequence Score 30 Curiosity Score 0 Shareability Score 41

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