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We're excited to partner with @adaptyvbio for their in-silico binder design challenge!
Want to design a de-novo protein binder against EGFR? You can use app.lab.bio/ or any of the awesome tools listed here by @julian_englert to design candidates and submit a sequence
Awesome tools to design novel proteins
Just a bit more than 10 days to go until the submission deadline of our first protein design competition at @adaptyvbio!
We’ve been getting lots of interest from people curious about learning how to design proteins so we created a resource to highlight some of the tools available.
Check them out here: design.adaptyvbio.com/tools and submit your designs to the competition till August 18!
Tired of entering Hotspots for Protein Binder manually?
We've got you covered. The new version of app.lab.bio includes interactive hotspot and chain selection. 🧫
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Head to lab.bio to generate your first molecule!
We're currently serving protein binder generative models based on RFDiffusion > ProteinMPNN > Alphafold2.
More models for small molecule generation coming soon!
The DeSci movement is popping off!
9️⃣projects in DeSci I think are cool 👇
1. VitaDAO is a community-owned collective that funds and supports longevity science. Holders of the VITA token choose which research projects to support and contribute to in the fight against age-related diseases
2. LabDAO is an online life science research collective offering open tools and infrastructure for computational projects. Researchers can access BioML models, such as those for protein binder design and protein folding, without setting up models locally. This enables immediate experimentation with clearly defined input fields, access to all parameters, and the ability to run multiple jobs in parallel.
3. HairDAO is an open-source R&D network where patients and researchers collaborate to develop new treatments for hair loss. Users can anonymously log their treatment experiences in the HairDAO app, contribute to hair loss research, and earn HAIR tokens as a reward.
4. ValleyDAO addresses critical climate and food challenges by funding and incubating academic research and building a community in synthetic biology and industrial biotechnology.
5. Cerebrum DAO is an open global community dedicated to advancing brain health and preventing neurodegeneration, with a primary focus on Alzheimer's. This community funds "moonshots" in brain health—high-risk, high-reward projects with revolutionary potential. The key focus areas include neuroinflammation, metabolic alterations, reactive oxygen species, mitochondrial dysfunction, and the blood-brain barrier.
6. Bio dot xyz, a biotech DAO accelerator, and DeSci meta-governance layer provide funding and support to innovators in decentralized science.
7. AthenaDAO is a decentralized community of researchers, funders, and advocates dedicated to advancing women's health research, education, and funding. The organization sources, funds, and incubates translational research, supporting projects from discovery through licensing IP assets and creating spin-out companies
8. CryoDAO aims to advance cryopreservation research with high potential to improve the field's quality and capabilities. Cryopreservation has numerous applications, including organ and human preservation. C
9. PsyDAO aims to build a user-owned and operated psychedelic future, ensuring that psychedelic intellectual property is freely traded, collectively owned, and responsibly managed for the benefit of all humankind.
Head to lab.bio to generate your first molecule!
We're currently serving protein binder generative models based on RFDiffusion > ProteinMPNN > Alphafold2.
More models for small molecule generation coming soon!
The DeSci movement is popping off!
9️⃣projects in DeSci I think are cool 👇
1. VitaDAO is a community-owned collective that funds and supports longevity science. Holders of the VITA token choose which research projects to support and contribute to in the fight against age-related diseases
2. LabDAO is an online life science research collective offering open tools and infrastructure for computational projects. Researchers can access BioML models, such as those for protein binder design and protein folding, without setting up models locally. This enables immediate experimentation with clearly defined input fields, access to all parameters, and the ability to run multiple jobs in parallel.
3. HairDAO is an open-source R&D network where patients and researchers collaborate to develop new treatments for hair loss. Users can anonymously log their treatment experiences in the HairDAO app, contribute to hair loss research, and earn HAIR tokens as a reward.
4. ValleyDAO addresses critical climate and food challenges by funding and incubating academic research and building a community in synthetic biology and industrial biotechnology.
5. Cerebrum DAO is an open global community dedicated to advancing brain health and preventing neurodegeneration, with a primary focus on Alzheimer's. This community funds "moonshots" in brain health—high-risk, high-reward projects with revolutionary potential. The key focus areas include neuroinflammation, metabolic alterations, reactive oxygen species, mitochondrial dysfunction, and the blood-brain barrier.
6. Bio dot xyz, a biotech DAO accelerator, and DeSci meta-governance layer provide funding and support to innovators in decentralized science.
7. AthenaDAO is a decentralized community of researchers, funders, and advocates dedicated to advancing women's health research, education, and funding. The organization sources, funds, and incubates translational research, supporting projects from discovery through licensing IP assets and creating spin-out companies
8. CryoDAO aims to advance cryopreservation research with high potential to improve the field's quality and capabilities. Cryopreservation has numerous applications, including organ and human preservation. C
9. PsyDAO aims to build a user-owned and operated psychedelic future, ensuring that psychedelic intellectual property is freely traded, collectively owned, and responsibly managed for the benefit of all humankind.
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We're excited to partner with @adaptyvbio for their in-silico binder design challenge!
Want to design a de-novo protein binder against EGFR? You can use app.lab.bio/ or any of the awesome tools listed here by @julian_englert to design candidates and submit a sequence
Awesome tools to design novel proteins
Just a bit more than 10 days to go until the submission deadline of our first protein design competition at @adaptyvbio!
We’ve been getting lots of interest from people curious about learning how to design proteins so we created a resource to highlight some of the tools available.
Check them out here: design.adaptyvbio.com/tools and submit your designs to the competition till August 18!
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3. @Niklas_TR from @lab_dao gave an engaging presentation on the 3 phases of early stage drug discovery, and highlighted the state of AI models for this process.
He shared their exciting results of identifying a target in silico and testing it in the lab.
They found success.
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Tools for engineering biological components should feel more like CAD software and less like pure code editors.
Over the last weeks we have been working to make running excellent tools like colabdesign more accessible through an open core platform. This matters for:
- 🧫practitioners who like to do things fast and want to generate protein binder candidates themselves
- 💻 power users who want to focus on their core strength and consume public models through an OpenAPI
- 🌱enthusiasts who like to explore protein design for the first time
If this is you, I'd love to show you what we've built - DM's are open!
Are you interested in protein design? Want to be one of the first researchers to help us test out our new platform👀?
Send us a DM or reply below👇(and feel free to share with friends!)
Join us today for an interactive demo at the @BanklessDeSci unconference! banklessdesci.org/stage/desc…
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How To Use Plex in Obsidian with Obsidian-DeSci youtu.be/v4a_Ke2lIQ4?si=5HsF… via @YouTube @lab_dao @obsdmd
🔬Check out this list of community labs in North America!
Great resource c/o @I_D_Theory
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It was a pleasure to participate in the virtual SciCon 2023, a well-organized event made accessible to researchers located anywhere! Special thanks to @ResearchHubF and @JelaniC3
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1/ Today we're taking a deeper look at 💽 Records, our tokens for scientific creation and exploring a few common questions:
🌱Question 3: Can LabDAO integrate with traditional science?
Referencing the content ID of the data produced on the Lab Exchange is as simple as pointing to the raw data in the methods section or giving readers the option to reproduce the Record that generated a figure.
Check out more Record Q&A and add your questions as a reply below 👇
medium.com/@labdao/breaking-…
We recently published an intro to 💽 Records. This week, we sat down with a few scientists and asked them what questions they had about these digital artifacts👇
medium.com/@labdao/breaking-…
If you haven't yet had a chance to dive in you can learn about Records here:
medium.com/@labdao/introduci…














