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Highly Accurate Protein Structure Prediction (2021)

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AlphaFold 2 in Nature — the result that won a Nobel.

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Jumper, Hassabis and colleagues solved a 50-year grand challenge: predicting 3D protein structure from sequence at experimental accuracy. Beyond biology, it is the field's strongest answer to 'what has deep learning actually done for science.'

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Record reviewed as of 2026-01-15 — see Methodology.