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Also in July, 2021, Minkyung Baek and a large team in the group of David Baker developed '''RoseTTAFold''' employing a three-track nework, based in part on methods inspired by AlphaFold but not yet fully-detailed by DeepMind. They reported "accuracies approaching those of DeepMind in CASP14"<ref name="baek1">PMID: 34282049</ref>. At the time of its release in July, 2021, it had outperformed all other available structure prediction ''servers''<ref name="baek1" />. | Also in July, 2021, Minkyung Baek and a large team in the group of David Baker developed '''RoseTTAFold''' employing a three-track nework, based in part on methods inspired by AlphaFold but not yet fully-detailed by DeepMind. They reported "accuracies approaching those of DeepMind in CASP14"<ref name="baek1">PMID: 34282049</ref>. At the time of its release in July, 2021, it had outperformed all other available structure prediction ''servers''<ref name="baek1" />. | ||
The RoseTTAFold Server was made freely available (be sure to check ''RoseTTAFold'' before submitting your job). | The [https://robetta.bakerlab.org/ RoseTTAFold Server] was made freely available. (Open the ''Structure Prediction'' menu at the top and choose ''Submit''. At the form, be sure to check ''RoseTTAFold'' before submitting your job). | ||
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