Summit Supercomputer, Deep Learning Power Protein Interaction Prediction

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Understanding protein interactions is key to innumerable fields – including, notably, drug design. Now, researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a machine learning tool to predict interactions between multiple proteins, paving the way for easier identification of drug targets for antibiotics and therapeutics.

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