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> A thorough MOA study can take up to two years and cost around $2 million; however, using AI, his group did enterololin’s in just six months and for just $60,0
by Izikiel43 1y ago
> A thorough MOA study can take up to two years and cost around $2 million; however, using AI, his group did enterololin’s in just six months and for just $60,000.
Beautiful, finally something for ai/machine learning that is not a coding autocomplete or image generation usage.
It would be very interesting to keep track of this area for the next 10 years, between alpha fold for protein folding and this to predict how it will behave, how cost is reduced and trials get fast tracked
- Zafira 1y agoBased on the paper for DiffDock (https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.01776 https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.01776) it looks like it was a great use case for a diffusion model. > We thus frame molecular docking as a generative modeling problem—given a ligand and target protein structure, we learn a distribution over ligand poses. I just hope work on these very valid use cases doesn’t get negatively impacted when the AI bubble inevitably bursts.