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Leveraging secondary-structure information for accurate nucleic acid structure prediction with OFoldNA
Recent advances in biomolecular structure prediction have enabled accurate modelling of increasingly complex molecular systems. However, nucleic acid structure prediction remains challenging because of conformational flexibility and the limited availability of high-quality 3D structural data. Second
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