Preprint · May 8, 2026
Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly deployed as agents for scientific discovery, but standardized frame-works for evaluating their performance and behaviour in scientific workflows are lacking. Protein design provides a demanding test case becaus ...
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Preprint · 2026
Antibodies originate from germline templates and are diversified by somatic hypermutation, producing sequences in which conserved germline residues scaffold structure while rare non-germline (NGL) substitutions refine antigen binding. Current antibody lang ...
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Preprint · 2026
Cannabinoids comprise a diverse class of bioactive natural products with important therapeutic potential, but efficient microbial production remains limited by pathway bottlenecks and challenges in engineering key biosynthetic enzymes. Here, we develop a m ...
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Preprint · 2025
Advances in metagenomics, deep learning, and generative protein design have enabled broad in silico exploration of sequence space, but experimental characterization is still constrained by the cost and scalability of DNA synthesis. Here, we present OMEGA ( ...
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Preprint · 2025
Protein language models (pLMs) enable generative design of novel protein sequences but remain fundamentally misaligned with protein engineering goals, as they lack explicit understanding of function and often fail to improve properties beyond those found i ...
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