Our computational protein evolution service integrates machine learning, molecular dynamics, and sequence–structure modeling to accelerate the evolution of proteins with enhanced or novel functions—without extensive wet-lab screening. Using advanced algorithms inspired by natural evolution (mutation, recombination, and selection), we simulate and predict beneficial mutations that improve activity, stability, expression, and binding affinity. This approach enables rapid in silico protein optimization, guiding experimental efforts with high precision and efficiency.
Protein design and evolution are two complementary strategies at the core of modern biotechnology and pharmaceutical innovation. They aim to create or optimize proteins — enzymes, antibodies, receptors, or structural scaffolds — for desired biological functions or improved performance in therapeutic, industrial, or research applications. While rational protein design uses structural and computational insights to introduce targeted modifications, computational directed evolution mimics the process of natural selection to identify beneficial variants through iterative mutation and screening. Together, they form a powerful, iterative loop of "Design → Build → Test → Learn", accelerating protein discovery and optimization.
Using machine learning, molecular modeling, and evolutionary algorithms, we can explore vast sequence spaces in silico—predicting mutations that enhance activity, stability, binding, and solubility—without requiring extensive wet-lab screening.
| Services | Description |
| Computational Protein Design |
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| Computational Evolution Pipeline |
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| Molecular Dynamics and Energy Profiling |
Simulate conformational flexibility and protein stability under physiological or stressed conditions. Evaluate structural robustness and mutation impacts using free-energy and RMSD analysis. |
We combine structural biology insight with cutting-edge algorithms to deliver faster, smarter, and cost-efficient protein evolution—empowering discovery and development across pharmaceutical, industrial, and synthetic biology applications.
| Field | Use Cases |
| Therapeutic Protein Design | Optimize antibodies, cytokines, and enzymes for enhanced efficacy and stability. |
| Enzyme Engineering | Improve catalytic activity, substrate scope, and solvent tolerance. |
| Protein–Protein Interaction Design | Engineer tighter binding interfaces for immune or signaling targets. |
| Industrial Biocatalysts | Develop robust enzymes for biofuel, food, and detergent industries. |
| Synthetic Biology | Create artificial proteins and circuits for metabolic or regulatory functions. |