Results indicate that supervised machine learning can help guide the construction of high-value enzyme libraries with expanded catalytic scope, and suggest that supervised machine learning can help guide the construction of high-value enzyme libraries with expanded catalytic scope.
Ravi G. Lal, Jason Yang, Ziyan Zhang et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
A machine-learning-assisted enzyme-engineering (MLEE) workflow that adds substrate-specific functional information to htFuncLib through an initial screening and sequencing round that may bypass the need for transition-state models and reduce the effort required for obtaining high-activity variants.
Li Wan, Mahdi Bagherpoor Helabad, Lena Fraedrich et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
This manuscript introduces EnzGFM, an enzyme-specific hybrid model that improves both accuracy and efficiency across multiple prediction tasks and, together with the EnzGFM-Agent pipeline, demonstrates the ability to identify experimentally validated beneficial variants while reducing screening effort.
This review examines enzyme engineering from classical methods to AI-assisted biocatalyst development, highlighting key advances, challenges, and emerging trends in autonomous laboratories, sustainable biocatalysis, and computational protein design.
Mati Ullah, Muhammad Rizwan, Vivian Andoh et al.· Journal of Agricultural and...· 0 citations
This work introduces ALSEBO (Active Learning Sequence Exploration via Bayesian Optimization), which couples a generative latent sequence landscape to Bayesian optimization and featurizes candidates with direct-coupling-analysis (DCA) coevolutionary statistics.
D. P. Kulathunga, Divyanshu Shukla, D. Potoyan· bioRxiv· 0 citations
AUKAT, an integrated framework that combines conditional generative modeling with deep neural prediction to improve kcat estimation, provides a scalable approach for enzyme kinetics prediction and offers a practical solution to data scarcity in biochemical modeling.
Mengmeng Liu, Xialong Ni, Michal Brylinski· Biomolecules· 0 citations