antibody-structure-prediction-tfold

To predict an antibody structure from sequence data, you provide the heavy and light chain sequences as input to generate the predicted 3D structure using the tfold-based local prediction model.

Yes, you can predict nanobody structures by providing the specific sequence data to the local tfold-based prediction environment, which supports both standard antibodies and nanobodies.

You can predict an antigen-antibody complex structure by providing paired sequences of the antibody and antigen to the local tfold model, which will generate the predicted complex structure.

Yes, you need a local GPU because the antibody structure prediction process runs in a local environment and requires local GPU hardware along with the necessary dependencies and models.

The best way to model an antigen-antibody complex locally is to use a tfold-based model with paired sequences, which runs directly on your local GPU to generate the complex structure.