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Machine learned designs of functional colloidal foldamers
A protein's function follows from the structure it adopts, and in some cases which structure that is depends on the pathway taken. In programmable matter the target is fixed before assembly, and whatever else forms is treated as error. Here we show that pathways themselves form a design space. Using
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