Every biological foundation model, evaluated and ranked by the bio.rodeo team
Protein structure accuracy estimation predicting a global TM-score from an equivariant graph network over residue geometry and Rosetta energy terms.
Structure prediction for protein, RNA, and protein-RNA complexes in one AlphaFold2-derived framework that accepts MSA or language model encoders.
Parameter-efficient protein language model that matches larger models such as ESM-2 on protein prediction tasks using under 10% of the parameters.
Transformer framework for single-cell multi-omics that predicts cross-modality relationships using heterogeneous graphs of cells, genes, and proteins.
Multi-modal protein language model trained on sequences paired with biomedical text, enabling zero-shot function prediction and text-based retrieval.
Antibody CDR design model that reprograms a frozen English BERT for sequence infilling, avoiding training a dedicated protein language model.
Protein structure prediction model pairing SE(3)-equivariant networks with a coarse-grained representation to fold sequences fast, without MSA inputs.
Protein language model reading each residue alongside an unsupervised local-fragment token, so one encoder serves residue- and chain-level tasks.
Predicts CLIP-seq crosslink counts along an RNA sequence base by base, separating protein-specific signal from experimental background.
Message passing neural network for fixed-backbone protein sequence design. Achieves 52.4% native sequence recovery, far surpassing Rosetta's 32.9%.
Protein-nucleic acid complex structure prediction from sequence, folding protein, DNA and RNA chains in one network with confidence estimates.
Protein model accuracy estimation from MSA co-evolution and homologous templates, predicting per-residue lDDT with a triangular-attention backbone.
Autoregressive protein language model based on GPT-2 that generates de novo protein sequences sampling unexplored regions of protein space.
In silico directed evolution that designs peptide binders against a chosen protein interface from sequence alone, scored by a frozen AlphaFold2.
Autoregressive protein language model scoring variant effects zero-shot, blending sequence likelihood with homolog statistics retrieved at inference.
Protein language model family built on CNNs rather than transformers, matching transformer quality while scaling linearly with sequence length.
Full-atom protein model accuracy estimation, regressing per-atom lDDT with an SE(3)-transformer over a heavy-atom graph of the modeled structure.