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UNAAGI: Atom-Level Diffusion for Generating Non-Canonical Amino Acid Substitutions
A central challenge in structural biology is identifying beneficial amino acid substitutions, a problem that underpins both mutational effect prediction and protein engineering. Recent inverse-folding models, trained to reconstruct sequences from structure, have shown considerable promise for identi
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