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Refolding proteins with #blender3d 3.6 beta using using the new #SimulationNodes inside of #GeometryNodes and #MolecularNodes. Most MD literature ignores the molecular monkey heads that might be present on the nanoscale, but no longer

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Brady Johnstonvor 3 Jahren

Some people got weirdly angry at me last time I joked about MD, so as a caveat this obviously isn't actual MD. I've implemented some basic force fields which work kind well but as you can see from the bond lengths it's not accurate

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Brady Johnstonvor 3 Jahren

It's close to being able to do bespoke molecular 'simulations' for the sake of animation. Last part to implement is dihdrals, which is proving very difficult inside of #GeometryNodes . Might switch to try and do coarse grain instead and just instance planar molecules correctly

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David Mcsweenvor 3 Jahren

Is there an infinite monkey theorem for rewriting DNA with monkeys?

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Brady Johnstonvor 3 Jahren

not yet but our top minds are working on it

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Kelvin Lau 🧬🧪💎vor 3 Jahren

Secret to protein folding

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Brady Johnstonvor 3 Jahren

eat ya heart out

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Matthew Clarkvor 3 Jahren

Very well done! This is so exciting!

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Annette Dowd on Blueskyvor 3 Jahren

Best simulation of an intracellular nano monkey head I have ever seen.

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Adrian Quintero-Martvor 3 Jahren

I love the monkey head. Can we incorporate it to common visualisation software? 😆

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Thibault Tubianavor 3 Jahren

Holly crap this this soooooo nice ☺️

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Brady Johnstonvor 3 Jahren

I was pretty stoked with results it works pretty well

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