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Hybrid AI system beats AlphaFold at predicting complex protein structures

D-I-TASSER combines deep learning with physics-based simulations to achieve superior accuracy on difficult proteins and multi-domain structures.

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29.2% higher accuracy than AlphaFold2
Excels at multi-domain proteins
Physics + AI hybrid approach
Published in
Nature Biotechnology