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#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

Prevalence of antibodies against Tick-Borne Encephalitis Virus in blood donors in the states of Saxony and Berlin/Brandenburg, eastern Germany.

NS1-based serology revealed a markedly underestimated TBEV infection burden and may improve surveillance, identification of emerging risk areas, and targeted vaccination strategies.

P. Girl, Anne B. Schindler, J. Borde et al. · 0 citations
#protein folding Sep 2026

A multidimensional integrated diagnostic strategy using needle sheath flushing solution: combining PGM-based GPC3 protein detection and gene methylation analysis for improved liver cancer diagnosis.

It is demonstrated that NSF-based multidimensional analysis integrating PGM-based GPC3 protein detection and Septin9/RASSF1A methylation profiling provides substantial complementary diagnostic value to conventional pathology, presenting a promising strategy for precision diagnosis of liver cancer.

Li-Sha Wang, Jing Chen, Li-Dan Xing et al. · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

White and whole wheat flour breads: composition and simultaneous exposure to group B trichothecenes.

BACKGROUND The study aimed to determine the profile of group B trichothecenes (TCTBs), to estimate the daily exposure to them and to evaluate the relationship with the composition of different types of sliced wheat bread. A method for simultaneous determination of the TCTBs (deoxynivalenol (DON), 3-acetyl-deoxynivaleno...

Andressa Cunha Lemos, Verônica Simões de Borba, Milena Da Silva Matsuda Valencia et al. · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

Tardigrades have a complete condensin II: two divergent CAP-H2 kleisins in three eutardigrade genomes

Condensin II shapes interphase genome architecture: species that lack it tend to fold their chromosomes in a Rabl-like, type-I configuration, while species that have it form chromosome territories (type II). In the study that established this, the tardigrade Hypsibius dujardini (now H. exemplaris) was the only species...

Meow-Ludo Meow-Meow · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

Experimental characterization of zeta viruses and discovery of betaviroid-like RNAs expand the diversity of coding circular RNA replicons

Viroid-like RNAs (vdlRNAs) are infectious agents characterized by single-stranded circular genomes folding into compact secondary structures, often containing self-cleaving ribozymes involved in replication. Recent metatranscriptomic studies have expanded their diversity across multiple ecological niches and revealed n...

N. Serale, M. Chiumenti, P. Mussano et al. · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

Data mining sheds light on a novel family of plant-associated negative-sense RNA viruses linked to lispiviruses

Large-scale mining of public transcriptomic datasets can reveal viral diversity that remains invisible to conventional virus-surveillance approaches, while increasingly powerful structure-prediction methods provide a complementary route to characterizing highly divergent viral proteins. Here, we combine sequence detect...

N. Bejerman, D. Huebert, R. Alvarez-Quinto et al. · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

ESMCHalo: halophile-associated protein prediction with frozen protein representations

ESMCHalo is a frozen protein-sequence predictor that combines ESMC-600M layer-36 canonical mean representations with five compact student heads trained using out-of-fold teacher targets with documented cross-fold limitations. The release provides frozen inference code, model checkpoints, calibration, a fixed threshold,...

Fang Lv, Hutao Jin, Qishuai Ma et al. · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

U1 (and U7) snRNA for Splicing Therapy

The mainstream approach to splicing therapy today involves synthetic antisense oligonucleotides. ASOs interfere with spliceosomal ribozyme assembly by blocking splice sites or influence protein regulators by blocking or adding their binding sites. ASOs are not compatible with human biology, which limits their efficacy...

Olga V. Artemyeva-Isman · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

U2, U6 and U5 snRNAs for Splicing and Gene Therapy: Therapeutic Applications of Human Splicing Ribozymes, Part 4 of 4

U2, U6 and U5 are the components of spliceosomal ribozymes that descend from mobile self-splicing introns. The fragmentation of ancestral introns in eukaryogenesis led to the evolution of the ribozyme assembly in trans using common snRNAs and protein-chaperones. This stepwise process provides opportunities to target di...

Olga V. Artemyeva-Isman · 0 citations
#protein folding Open access Sep 2026

Two Millennium Problems for Biology, reduced to arithmetic: what the acceptance criteria for Problems 3 and 10 already force

Start with the six-page PDF. On 19 September 2026 Edison Scientific and FutureHouse published twelve Millennium Problems for Biology with explicit acceptance criteria. This note takes two of them, Problem 3 (the reverse translatase) and Problem 10 (the protein amplification chain reaction), and proves what the criteria...

John Nader · 0 citations

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Google DeepMind Blog Sep 30, 2026

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Proof of concept for watermarking AI-generated proteins while preserving biological function.

MIT News · Artificial Intelligence Aug 27, 2026

Looking beyond natural sequences

A new machine-learning framework aims to improve the success rate of computational protein design while moving away from results that reproduce sequences found in nature.

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AlphaFold: Five years of impact

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