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Cross-taxon Coarse-Grained IDP Simulations Enable Architecture-Independent Generalization
Intrinsically disordered proteins and regions are found across all kingdoms of life, yet the computational characterisation of their conformational ensembles has remained almost entirely confined to the human proteome. Whether the force fields used to generate them remain accurate for taxonomically
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