Thursday, July 22, 2021

g-f(2)388 The Big Picture of Business Artificial Intelligence (7/22/2021), NYTimes, A.I. Predicts the Shapes of Molecules to Come




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Opportunity, DeepMind has given a three-dimensional structure to proteins, which promises a great help for the design of medicines and drugs
  • DeepMind has given 3-D structure to 350,000 proteins, including every one made by humans, promising a boon for medicine and drug design.
Lesson learned, DeepMind is making a significant contribution to humanity’s understanding of biology
  • On Thursday, DeepMind released the predicted shapes of more than 350,000 proteins — the microscopic mechanisms that drive the behavior of bacteria, viruses, the human body and all other living things. 
  • This new database includes the three-dimensional structures for all proteins expressed by the human genome, as well as those for proteins that appear in 20 other organisms, including the mouse, the fruit fly and the E. coli bacterium. 
Lesson learned, A potential revolution in health and materials
  • This vast and detailed biological map — which provides roughly 250,000 shapes that were previously unknown — may accelerate the ability to understand diseases, develop new medicines and repurpose existing drugs. 
  • It may also lead to new kinds of biological tools, like an enzyme that efficiently breaks down plastic bottles and converts them into materials that are easily reused and recycled.


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Opportunity, DeepMind has given a three-dimensional structure to proteins, which promises a great help for the design of medicines and drugs
  • DeepMind has given 3-D structure to 350,000 proteins, including every one made by humans, promising a boon for medicine and drug design.
Lesson learned, DeepMind is making a significant contribution to humanity’s understanding of biology
  • On Thursday, DeepMind released the predicted shapes of more than 350,000 proteins — the microscopic mechanisms that drive the behavior of bacteria, viruses, the human body and all other living things. 
  • This new database includes the three-dimensional structures for all proteins expressed by the human genome, as well as those for proteins that appear in 20 other organisms, including the mouse, the fruit fly and the E. coli bacterium. 
Lesson learned, A potential revolution in health and materials
  • This vast and detailed biological map — which provides roughly 250,000 shapes that were previously unknown — may accelerate the ability to understand diseases, develop new medicines and repurpose existing drugs. 
  • It may also lead to new kinds of biological tools, like an enzyme that efficiently breaks down plastic bottles and converts them into materials that are easily reused and recycled.


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Cade Metz


Cade Metz (@CadeMetz) is a technology correspondent with The New York Times, covering artificial intelligence, driverless cars, robotics, virtual reality, and other emerging areas. Previously, he was a senior staff writer with Wired magazine. He recently signed with Penguin Dutton in the United States and Random House in the United Kingdom to write a non-fiction narrative about the tiny clan of A.I visionaries who are rapidly changing our world.


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