DISCO — Teaching AI to Invent Enzymes Nature Never Imagined
DISCO is a multimodal generative model that co-designs protein sequence and 3D structure to create entirely new enzymes for reactions never seen in biology.
DISCO — Teaching AI to Invent Enzymes Nature Never Imagined Your browser does not support the video tag. Figure 1. DISCO simultaneously generates protein sequence and 3D structure around a molecular target. The sequence is progressively unmasked with self-correction while the backbone co-folds with the conditioning molecule. 01 — The Challenge Nature's Chemistry — and Beyond Evolution is the greatest chemist the world has ever known. Over billions of years, it has crafted enzymes of breathtaking precision, molecular machines that accelerate reactions by factors of millions, under the gentlest
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