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Infrastructure for learning and representing protein motions from structural data
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    The DiffUSE Project
    @diffUSEproject
    Mar 12
    Open data. Public logbooks. No waiting for publications. The DiffUSE Project is redesigning the structural biology pipeline from sample prep to modeling, all in the open. Meet DiffUSE: youtu.be/_DILlMou1GM?si…
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    The DiffUSE Project
    @diffUSEproject
    Sep 4
    Diffuse scattering is hard to compare quantitatively across experiments, let alone across synchrotrons. A new DiffUSE Project update shows diffuse maps reproducing across CHESS and ALS. Read the project update: diffuse.science/posts/reproduc…
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    The DiffUSE Project
    @diffUSEproject
    Sep 3
    Diffuse scattering can encode correlated protein motions, but standard pipelines often discard it as background. mdx2 is an open-source Python toolkit for carrying that signal through processing. Read @meisborg.bsky.social's overview and try mdx2: diffuse.science/posts/mdx2/
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    The DiffUSE Project
    @diffUSEproject
    Sep 1
    Same mission, but an expanded vision for revolutionizing structural biology to better capture protein motion. Launching September 8.
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    The DiffUSE Project
    @diffUSEproject
    Aug 28
    Check out our latest! 🌊
    @stephanie_mul
    Stephanie Wankowicz
    @stephanie_mul
    Aug 27
    New pub from @diffUSEproject! Ordered water molecules mediate protein stability, ligand binding, and catalysis. Predicting them has lagged behind protein structure prediction. We developed WaterFlow, a new state-of-the-art method for placing ordered water. biorxiv.org/content/10.648…
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