New bioRxiv paper reframes enzyme function prediction as conditional generation
KevinKaichuang · x · 2026-10-28
- A new bioRxiv paper (Reframing enzyme function prediction as conditional generation) casts enzyme function prediction as a conditional generation problem: given a sequence, catalytic residues, substrates, and cofactors, a model generates the reaction mechanism.
- Authors span the University of Queensland and AITHYRA (Austrian Academy of Sciences); shared by Kevin Kaichuang and co-author Ariane Mora.
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