The protein folding revolution

[joshuasloan]

Four years later we have a breakthrough.

[krapsi]

Superb video, proving the need of interdisciplinary approach to understanding evolution's awesome solutions. I love the way the video was made interwining the beauty of the art, especially in the ending!

[RalphDratman]

This is excellent! The text is great, and the narrator has a wonderful voice and delivery. Good work. Thank you!

[erinsmyth]

The lady narrating this sounds like Sarah Koenig from the Serial Podcast. She did it really well too, easily understood! Thanks!

[KuraSourTakanHour]

The interaction of computing and molecular biology is a boundless field, inspiring

[caskaptein]

I find this really interesting! When I'm done studying chemistry this is the area of science I want to do research in.

[Dogbertforpresident]

Now that Alpha - Fold, the A.I. created by Googles Deep Mind, has solved this problem we will begin to see many new answers to our problems. Truly exciting!

[juliali]

not to sound dumb, but why is 2:04 true? like, it doesn't make sense that a random mutation /has/ to preserve the integrity of the protein structure?

[doc-kamalkanoon]

does the nature obey the computer simulation ?? or is it applied now really or only computer simulation ??

[mickmickymick]

Still looking for a video which explains why exactly the DeepFold breakthrough is so significant (and not in a hand-wavy 'we'll cure cancer' kind of way.

[aponom]

It's motivate to immediately start participate in finding of new useful molecules!

[doodelay]

Damn this is way more interesting than I thought it'd be

[inaco]

I think there might be a typo in the text the commentator is reading.
Minute 1:34 to 1:38
"So, there is a relationship between the FOUR letter DNA code and the 20 letter ..."
Unless there is new proof that the DNA code consists of four letters, not three.

[bonbonpony]

How did you make that string of beads that can fold itself automatically?

[alexplastow]

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'm kinda glad I live in an era when some facets of biology can draw my attention away from genomics and CRISPR-Cas9

[JyoPari]

Wait so is making a protein folding algorithm still a problem?

[AlexanderJamesThornton]

Where are we on the SARS-CoV-2 killer protein?

[zackhalil]

I doing a small talk on AI to solve the folding problem to a group that knows probably nothing about biology. Can I use your video to demonstrate the folding problem?

[me]

"Engineered surfaces that self assemble"...like a tracking device? Or a kill switch?

[BigRobEnergy]

Just subscribed, keep it goin. I'm trying to grow my channel too, it's hard but it's still fun. Peace!