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I mean, the simplest solution to the reverse problem is generating random sequences and then predicting their structure to see if they fit the desired structure
by hencoappel 5y ago
I mean, the simplest solution to the reverse problem is generating random sequences and then predicting their structure to see if they fit the desired structure.
- tryptophan 5y agoA 10 long protein has 21^10 possible sequences. That is already a hard number to guess-and-check. If you wanted to make a more reasonable length protein, of say 100-200, you would run out of atoms in the universe to do computations with.