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Protein three-dimensional structures can be accurately predicted directly from amino acid sequences
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Recent advances in deep learning, notably through the AlphaFold initiative, have made it possible to accurately predict protein three-dimensional structures directly from their amino acid sequences at near-atomic resolution.

Evidence for · 4
2022 · cited by 82
Deep-learning AI methods like AlphaFold have revolutionized protein structure prediction, successfully predicting millions of structures at or near atomic resolution directly from amino acid sequences.
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All relevant papers confirm the high accuracy and effectiveness of deep-learning approaches in predicting 3D protein structures from primary amino acid sequences, leading to a verdict of SUPPORTED with no contradicting evidence in the provided literature.

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2018 · cited by 17
Distance-based deep learning methods can accurately predict 3D models and contact maps directly from sequences without requiring slow folding simulations.
2022 · cited by 6
AlphaFold succeeds in high-quality protein structure prediction directly from sequence data, providing reliable models for downstream structural and mutational analysis.
2026 · cited by 1
AlphaFold iterations have achieved near-experimental accuracy in protein folding and expanded predictions to complex macromolecular assemblies directly from sequence inputs.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8704 Aug 2026
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