The decades-old scientific quest to create brand-new proteins has been turbocharged in the era of artificial intelligence.

The team’s approach, which combines synthetic biology expertise, artificial intelligence, and statistical mapping techniques, enables rapid, precise reprogramming of bacteria as biotechnology tools, ...

The gene that produces myoglobin, an important component of animal muscles, has been engineered into plant cells. The first ...

A gene gun fired microscopic particles coated in cow and pig DNA into lettuce seedlings, and the plants that grew from them made the meat protein, myoglobin.

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Duke University researchers developed Raygun, an AI system that can shorten, expand, and extensively rewrite proteins while preserving their structure and function. Tests showed that redesigned ...

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A research project to create a new generation of medicines that more accurately target disease while reducing side effects is underway in the lab of Chemical Engineering Associate Professor Maryam ...

Frontiers in Biotechnology and Bioengineering is launching a special issue titled – "False Positives and Negative Results in Protein Sciences" within the ...

Researchers at Duke University School of Medicine have developed an artificial intelligence framework that can redesign proteins on a scale previously seen only in natural evolution. The tool can ...

Two enzyme structures showing RNA (orange) winding around protein (gray) and DNA (cyan). The two structures are of the same enzyme in different conformational states. Researchers used artificial ...

Enzymes called proteases act like molecular scissors for proteins in the body and play a role in therapies to stop viruses from replicating and to kill cancer cells. The development of these medicines ...