Researcher runs Boltz-2 100 million times to simulate cell biology
dom_beaini · x · 2026-08-26
Dominique Beaini shared an experiment running Boltz-2 100 million times for protein-ligand co-folding and affinity prediction, creating a dataset across 9,000 targets and 500k ligands. By integrating Recursion's large-scale phenomics data, the research attempts to build a minimal 'virtual cell' model to estimate phenomic similarity, exploring biological interactions from a bottom-up perspective.
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