Nucleic acid therapeutics are based on nucleic ... where specific inhibition of the function of a particular gene involved in disease is thought to be therapeutically desirable.

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The performance metrics showed significant uplift across these tasks, with AlphaFold 3 achieving accuracy levels that outpaced traditional docking and nucleic acid prediction tools. With improved ...

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