RFdiffusion3 update in Science shows major gains in protease and metallohydrolase design
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-16
- The Baker lab team (rkrishna3, shared by Anshul Kundaje) published an update on RFdiffusion3 in Science.
- Compared to last year's diffusion-based protein design method, the new results show significant improvements in designing sequence-specific proteases for amyloid sequences.
- Also improved: metallohydrolase design targeting pesticide degradation, extending the method toward real-world environmental applications.
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