Open 'Bindome' Database Releases 300k+ Protein Binders for 8k Targets
jueseph · x · 2026-08-04
Researchers have announced the release of Bindome, a free and open data resource designed to provide designed binders for proteins in the human proteome.
The database currently contains over 300,000 candidate protein binders designed against more than 8,000 human target proteins. The availability of this resource is expected to significantly accelerate research exploration in biology and medicine.
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