Center for Translational Protein Design published InstaNovo-P, a database search attempt for phosphoproteomics that captures why de novo sequencing matters and identifies G3BP1.
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🔍Database search in Proteomics can only find what you already told it to look for. That is a real problem in phosphoproteomics, where localisation is ambiguous, the sea…
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The Center for Translational Protein Design unites DTU’s strengths in generative biology, structural design, and automation to create proteins that translate from concept to application across health, industry, and materials.
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