RFD4-Proteina hits 3.5% DNA-binder pass rate vs 0.8% for BoltzGen
AllThingsApx · x · 2026-10-22
RFD4-Proteina (high-thinking) achieved a 3.5% computational clustered pass rate on DNA-binder design across three targets, versus 0.8% for fixed-DNA BoltzGen — suggesting gene-targeting tool design can be less constrained by natural protein scaffolds.
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