Superposition of target structures enables design of bi-stable RNA molecules with deep learning
Christopher Frederik BlumiD, Petra KolkhofiD, Markus KollmanniD
Abstract
The ability to design RNA molecules with specific structures and functions could facilitate research and developments in biotechnology, biology and pharmacy. Here we present a flexible RNA design framework based on deep learning that locally optimizes sequences by gradient-guided search methods. We demonstrate its effectiveness by designing bi-stable RNA molecules by superimposing conformer target structures.
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