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Detalle de: The structural landscape of the immunoglobulin fold by large‐scale de novo design

Title The structural landscape of the immunoglobulin fold by large‐scale de novo design
Abstract

De novo designing immunoglobulin‐like frameworks that allow for functional loop diversification shows great potential for crafting antibody‐like scaffolds with fully customizable structures and functions. In this work, we combined de novo parametric design with deep‐learning methods for protein structure prediction and design to explore the structural landscape of 7‐stranded immunoglobulin domains. After screening folding of nearly 4 million designs, we have assembled a structurally diverse library of ~50,000 immunoglobulin domains with high‐confidence AlphaFold2 predictions and structures diverging from naturally occurring ones. The designed dataset enabled us to identify structural requirements for the correct folding of immunoglobulin domains, shed light on β‐sheet–β‐sheet rotational preferences and how these are linked to functional properties. Our approach eliminates the need for preset loop conformations and opens the route to large‐scale de novo design of immunoglobulin‐like frameworks.

Apa Reference Roel‐Touris, J., Carcelén, L. & Marcos, E. (2024). The structural landscape of the immunoglobulin fold by large‐scale de novo design. Protein Science, 33(4). 10.1002/pro.4936
Doi 10.1002/pro.4936
Publication Date 19 Mar 2024
Publication Type Article
Researcher Enrique Marcos Benteo
Ontology Genome Assembly, Structural bioinformatics, Structure prediction, Protein/Nucleic Acid design
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