OpenFold3: A Breakthrough in Protein Prediction
The open-source AI model OpenFold3 improves transparency in predicting protein interactions with other molecules, potentially accelerating drug discovery.
A large consortium of researchers, led by Mohammed AlQuraishi at Columbia University, recreated Google DeepMind's AlphaFold3, making it accessible for commercial use.
Unlike AlphaFold3, which has usage restrictions, OpenFold3 can be used by companies and individuals for commercial purposes, including drug development.
OpenFold3 is a reconstruction of AlphaFold3, predicting the structure of proteins paired with other molecules, including nucleic acids and chemicals in drugs.
- OpenFold3 launched on October 28
- AlphaFold3 has limited usage, while OpenFold3 is open-source
- OpenFold3 can be used for commercial purposes, including drug development
Author's summary: OpenFold3 improves protein prediction transparency.
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