Lecture

Computational Protein Design

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This lecture introduces the fundamentals of computational protein design, focusing on the challenges and techniques involved. The instructor explains the importance of energy functions and efficient search methods to find the Global Minimum Energy Conformation (GMEC). Emphasis is placed on the key role these elements play in enabling the design of novel protein sequences.

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