NVIDIA and UW's open-source RFD4-Proteina designs antibodies, enzymes and peptides in one model
AllThingsApx · x · 2026-10-21
NVIDIA and the UW Institute for Protein Design (David Baker's lab) released open-source RFD4-Proteina: one model covering proteins, antibodies, enzymes and peptides, generating sequence and all-atom structure together. The accompanying image shows a generated binder wrapped around PD-L1 target hotspots. Free to try online.
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