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Uncovering differential tolerance to deletions versus substitutions with a protein language model

2024-07-02

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Deep mutational scanning (DMS) experiments have been successfully leveraged to understand genotype to phenotype mapping, with broad implications for protein engineering, human genetics, drug development, and beyond. To date, however, the overwhelming majority of DMS have focused on amino acid substitutions, excluding other classes of variation such as deletions or insertions. As a consequence, it remains unclear h...

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10bb0bf6-c75a-5daa-81e3-5ca7ef62f833
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10.1101/2024.06.27.601077
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