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| Protein–protein docking generates thousands of possible interaction models—but only a few are correct. In our latest collaborative work, we introduce Iter-CONSRANK, | Protein–protein docking generates thousands of possible interaction models—but only a few are correct. In our latest collaborative work, we introduce Iter-CONSRANK, | ||
| - | 📊 Tested on two challenging datasets, Iter-CONSRANK increased the fraction of correct models by up to 8× for medium-difficulty targets and outperformed over 150 scoring functions in ranking accuracy. | + | * 📊 Tested on two challenging datasets, Iter-CONSRANK increased the fraction of correct models by up to 8× for medium-difficulty targets and outperformed over 150 scoring functions in ranking accuracy. |
| - | 🎯 The method is available for use in pre-processing docking ensembles or as an independent scoring tool. | + | |
| - | 🔬 This work was led in collaboration with Luigi Cavallo and our partners at the University of Naples “Parthenope”.</ | + | |
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| KVL's visualization scientist **Didier Barradas-Bautista** contributed significantly to the development and validation of the Iter-CONSRANK algorithm through: | KVL's visualization scientist **Didier Barradas-Bautista** contributed significantly to the development and validation of the Iter-CONSRANK algorithm through: | ||
| - | Design and implementation of contact-based clustering to enhance scoring accuracy | + | * Design and implementation of contact-based clustering to enhance scoring accuracy |
| - | Integration of COCOMAPS for interface contact analysis | + | |
| - | Generation of the 3K-BM5up benchmark dataset using multiple docking tools | + | |
| - | Optimization of iteration parameters and performance evaluation across difficulty categories | + | |
| - | Comparative benchmarking against 157 scoring functions, demonstrating top performance | + | |
| - | Public release of the Iter-CONSRANK software for community use | + | |
| - | Active participation in CAPRI scoring rounds, validating the method in blind tests | + | |
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