RFD4-Proteina delivers 42x higher binder-design throughput than BindCraft
AllThingsApx · x · 2026-10-22
For protein-protein binder design, high-thinking RFD4-Proteina achieved 42x higher generation throughput than the benchmark's single-backbone BindCraft, with a higher computational clustered pass rate — marking a jump from designing folds to designing molecular recognition.
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