boltzgen-pgdh

Design protein binders for 15-PGDH using BoltzGen on Lyceum.

Updated Feb 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/alex-hh/in-silico-pgdh --skill boltzgen-pgdh
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Skill: boltzgen-pgdh
Source: https://github.com/alex-hh/in-silico-pgdh/tree/main/.claude/skills/boltzgen-pgdh
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alex-hh/in-silico-pgdh --skill boltzgen-pgdh

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the design of protein binders targeting the 15-PGDH enzyme using the BoltzGen tool on the Lyceum platform, streamlining the drug discovery process.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Targeted Binder Design: Generates protein binders for specific strategies against 15-PGDH (active site, dimer interface, surface).
  • Lyceum Integration: Orchestrates design jobs on the Lyceum GPU cluster.
  • End-to-End Campaign Management: Supports the full lifecycle from design generation to result download.
  • Use Case: Design novel protein binders that can block the active site of 15-PGDH for therapeutic intervention.

Quick Start

Run BoltzGen for the active site blocker strategy against 15-PGDH using the provided configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions about boltzgen-pgdh

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I design protein binders targeting the 15-PGDH enzyme?

You can design protein binders targeting 15-PGDH by using BoltzGen on the Lyceum platform. The process automates binder generation for specific strategies like active site blocking, dimer interface disruption, or surface binding.

What binding strategies can I use for 15-PGDH binder design?

Supported 15-PGDH binder design strategies include active site blocking, dimer interface disruption, and surface binding. These approaches allow you to target different functional mechanisms of the enzyme for therapeutic intervention.

Do I need Lyceum authentication to run BoltzGen for protein binder design?

Yes, Lyceum authentication is required to run BoltzGen for protein binder design. The process orchestrates design jobs on the Lyceum GPU cluster, necessitating valid credentials for automated job submission and result retrieval.

What input files are required to generate 15-PGDH protein binders?

Generating 15-PGDH protein binders requires specific input YAML configurations and target structure files. These inputs define the binding strategy and structural parameters needed to execute the design jobs on the Lyceum platform.

How does automated job submission work for computational protein design?

Automated job submission for computational protein design works by sending your YAML configurations and target structures to the Lyceum GPU cluster. It manages the full lifecycle from design generation to result download.