Oxford Protein Informatics Group (OPIG)
Part of University of Oxford
An Oxford statistics research group studying protein structure, folding, and interaction networks, and building open tools for antibody design.
Models (4)
Pretrained antibody structure predictor that outputs full paired heavy/light 3D structures faster than protein language models generate embeddings.
Antibody language model that generates paired heavy and light variable domains, with a developability-conditioned variant for manufacturable designs.
Codon-level BERT model that captures genomic signals invisible to amino acid models, outperforming billion-parameter PLMs with just 86M parameters.
Antibody-specific language model trained on the OAS database for restoring missing residues and generating high-quality sequence representations.