ArticleBioinformatics (Oxford, England)2025
DeepFold-PLM: accelerating protein structure prediction via efficient homology search using protein language models.
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- OTalign: optimal transport alignment for remote protein homologs using protein language model embeddings.Bioinformatics (Oxford, England) · 2026Article
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motivationProtein structure prediction has been revolutionized and generalized with the advent of cutting-edge AI methods such as AlphaFold, but reliance on computationally intensive multiple sequence alignments (MSA) remains a major limitation.
resultsWe introduce DeepFold-PLM, a novel framework that integrates advanced protein language models with vector embedding databases to enhance ultra-fast MSA construction, remote homology detection, and protein structure prediction. DeepFold-PLM utilizes high-dimensional embeddings and contrastive learning, significantly accelerate MSA generation, achieving 47 times faster than standard methods, while maintaining prediction accuracy comparable to AlphaFold. In addition, it enhances structure prediction by extending modeling capabilities to multimeric protein complexes, provides a scalable PyTorch-based implementation for efficient large-scale prediction. Our method also effectively increases sequence diversity (Neff = 8.65 versus 4.83 with JackHMMER) enriching coevolutionary information critical for accurate structure prediction. DeepFold-PLM thus represents a versatile and practical resource that enables high-throughput applications in computational structural biology. AVAILABILITY AND IMPLEMENTATION: Source codes and user-friendly Python API of all modules of DeepFold-PLM publicly available at https://github.com/DeepFoldProtein/DeepFold-PLM.
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