Protein Engineering

What does it take to engineer the building blocks of life? — Proteins are responsible for most of the work done in cells. From the structure and function to the repair and regulation of tissues and organs, proteins are incredible agents of biology, often considered nano-machines. …

With everything that has been happening (and is yet to happen) in 2020, it can be difficult to keep track of the most recent and exciting advances in Machine Learning and Computational Biology. …

At Nanome, we’re dedicated to education. That’s why today we are starting a new series where we highlight the exciting fields of molecular exploration. In today’s piece, we take a closer look at protein engineering. But first, let’s take a quick look at proteins in general. What Are Proteins? Proteins cause most of the reactions that take place in humans, animals, and plants. They’re responsible for digestion, thinking, moving, fighting diseases, and more. Proteins are key for muscle development, as well as the regulation of body tissues and organs. …

23andMe Inc, Codexis, GE Healthcare, 3M Co, Amgen, Bayer, Bristol Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly & Co, Merck, Novo Nordisk, and Pfizer. The big names were there at the Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s 18th Annual PepTalk, and so was Nanome. The event was held in Nanome’s backyard from last month at the…

This article was written in collaboration with Nanome contributor Robert Ramji. A New Frontier of Cell Exploration We’re drawing on the awesome Molecule of the Month series from RCSB’s education portal PDB-101, which has been running since January of 2000! Our goal here is to expand on their articles by taking you on a guided tour of these molecules in VR, hopefully making some of the more…

In early May, we announced exciting updates coming to the Nanome-Matryx ecosystem. Namely, we’re consolidating our molecular design suite into a self-titled product. We’ll be releasing Nanome for free to the public, with tiered licensing options for different types of users.