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'''BREAKTHROUGH!''' In 2020, a machine learning artificial intelligence system called ''AlphaFold2'' became able to predict the structures of a large subset of single protein chains successfully from their amino acid sequences. See [[#2020: CASP 14|CASP 14]]. For the AlphaFold database of predictions, and AlphaFold-based servers that will predict structure from sequence, see [[AlphaFold]] and for practical guidance, [[How to predict structures with AlphaFold]]. | '''BREAKTHROUGH!''' In 2020, a machine learning artificial intelligence system called ''AlphaFold2'' became able to predict the structures of a large subset of single protein chains successfully from their amino acid sequences. See [[#2020: CASP 14|CASP 14]]. For the AlphaFold database of predictions, and AlphaFold-based servers that will predict structure from sequence, see [[AlphaFold]], and for practical guidance, [[How to predict structures with AlphaFold]]. | ||
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