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Index

Note: Bold page numbers refer to tables and italic page numbers refer to gures.
AbBERT 92, 10 0, 102 –103 Ab‑CoV database 168 AbLang 10 0, 101, 123, 124, 183 ABlooper 69, 85, 86 ABodyBuilder2 69, 86 AC‑SINS see afnity‑capture
self‑interactionnano‑spectroscopy
(AC‑SINS) adalimumab 323–34 adenoassociated viruses (AAVs) 319 adoptive cell therapy (ACT) 316 afnity maturation 49, 102, 130, 133–135, 142, 184,
229, 257, 262 afnity‑capture self‑interactionnano‑spectroscopy
(AC‑SINS) 229–231, 234, 234 AgAbDb 167, 168 agent‑based models (ABMs) 287, 291 aggregation, prediction of 93–95 Aggrescan 3D 94 Agilent 2100 Bioanalyser 24 AI see articial intelligence (AI) AIML see articial intelligence and machine
learning (AIML) ALCOA (Attributable, Legible, Contemporaneous,
Original, and Accurate) 18 all‑atom simulations 208–210, 214, 216, 219–221
aggregation‑prone antibody therapeutics
220–221
binding mechanism and oligomeric
preference217, 218, 219
energetic interactions 219–220
coarse‑grain simulations 208–210 AlphaFold 28, 44, 49, 206, 346 AlphaFold2 (AF2) 49, 51, 69, 85, 130, 145, 183,
184, 271, 272, 345 Amazon Web Services (AWS) 34 Amyloid Light Chain Database (AL‑Base) 167, 168 AntiBERTa 88, 100, 101–102, 183 AntiBERTy 69, 100, 102 antibody 77, 116
based biotherapeutics 3, 77, 78 design
biophysical parameters 180 –182 de novo 270–272, 271 machine learning 117
discovery
antigen generation strategies 45–46 computational methods 46–50 computational protein structure prediction
46–50, 49
in vitro strategies 41 in vivo strategies 41
machine learning in 84–96 next‑generation sequencing for 60–71
target proteins for 41, 41–45, 43 diversity 99 function
machine learning 136, 137–138, 139 –141
structure‑based simulations 130, 131–132,
133–135
generation
B‑cell repertoires 119–121, 121
deep generative models 122–124, 123
large language models 122
sequences 119 representations 97–98 sequence alignment 98
antibody‑antigen complex 119, 130, 133, 141, 142
structure prediction, docking tools 168–169
antibody–antigen interaction 133–134
computational approaches 169, 170, 171 mutational scanning 182
antibody‑binding prediction, by deep learning
docking 89 epitope prediction 88–89 paratope prediction 88 from sequence89–90 simulated Ab–Ag binding data 90
antibody‑drug conjugates (ADCs) 8, 51, 53, 274,
314–316 antibody drug discovery, computational workow 117 antibody formats 5, 142–144 antibody generation, by language models
AbBERT 10 0, 102 –103 AbLang 10 0, 101 AntiBERTa 100, 101–102 Anti BERTy 100, 102 BioPhi 100, 103 Immune2vec 100, 100 ProtBERT 100, 101 ProtVec 99, 10 0 transformer architectures 101
361
362 Index
antibody structure‑function 164
biophysical parameters 180 –182 computational methods 168–169, 170, 171 in silico prediction 171, 172–176, 177–180 language models 182–184, 183 molecular dynamics simulations 184 mutational scanning 182
resources and databases 165, 166 –167, 168 anti‑drug antibodies (ADAs) 91, 253–254, 311 antigen‑antibody complex 5 antigen generation strategies 45–46 anti‑respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) 50, 228 Application Programming Interface (API) 30 Argo 29 articial intelligence (AI) 14, 16, 17, 345
for antibody design 346–347
challenges and opportunities 356
on construct design 47–48
logic gates, biosensors, and de novo design
355, 356 market trends and commercialization 355 multispecic antibodies 347–350, 348, 349, 351,
352–353, 354 NGS‑enabled in silico antibody discovery
68–70 on protein production 47–48 on target protein expression 47–48
articial intelligence and machine learning (AIML)
3, 4, 7, 8, 60, 68–70
articial neural network (ANN) 94 atomic contacts 143 automation
laboratory 19–25 physical 21 in synthetic biology 20, 20 –21 technologies and characteristics 21, 22
avidity 162
Baculovirus particle (BVP) 230, 231, 244, 245 Bayesian optimization (BO) 140, 141, 353 B‑cell epitope prediction 50 Beckman Coulter Echo 650 24 bidirectional encoder representations from
transformers (BERT) 96, 102, 184
bidirectional long short‑term memory (LSTM)
47, 87
Biobase 32, 33, 33 biopharmaceutical informatics, strategic vision of 2 BioPhi 92, 93, 100, 103, 129 bispecic antibody (BsAb) formats 142, 245, 333 bispecic IgG antibodies 144–145 bispecic T‑cell engagers (BiTEs) 143 BLOcks SUbstitution Matrix (BLOSUM) 97, 269 bone marrow plasma cells (BMPCs) 65 broadly neutralizing antibodies electronic resource
(bNAber) 167, 168
CamSol 49, 94 C5a receptor 48 CAR‑T therapy 328–331, 329, 332, 333 CD3 bispecic antibody (bsAb) 333–334, 334 CDR‑H3 85, 87, 90, 123, 127, 135, 145, 264–265, 269 CDRs see complementarity determining regions
(CDRs) cellular immunotherapy 316 channelrhodopsins (ChR) 48 ChatGPT 25 chemistry, manufacturing, and control (CMC) 254 Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) 46, 123, 230, 293 classical approach 256–264, 257–259, 261, 262 classical molecular simulations (MD) simulations
184, 206–207 Claudin 6 (CLDN6) 44, 45 Claudin 9 (CLDN9) 44, 44 clinical antibody data set 232, 232–234, 233, 234 clone rescue method 68 clone self‑interaction assay using bio‑layer
interferometry (CSI‑BLI) 230 cloud computing 25–30 clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic
repeats (CRISPR) 11 CNTO607 antibody 230 coarse‑grain (CG) 208–210 codon optimization 47 community cloud 26 complementarity determining regions (CDRs) 51, 62,
80, 95, 100, 102, 103, 134–135, 162, 180 computational 2, 2–4, 23
antibody discovery 46–50 multistate design 144–145 protein modeling 125 to ols 116 –117
computer‑aided antibody repositioning 141–142
contemporary approach 264–270, 265 Continuous Bag of Words architecture 99 convolutional neural network (CNN) 70, 118, 269, 272 Coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid‑19) 1, 34 Covid‑19 Open Research Dataset (CORD‑19)
Search 34 Crigler‑Najjar syndrome type 1 (CN1) 335 critical quality attributes (CQAs) 261, 296 cross‑interaction chromatography (CIC) 229 cryogenic electron microscopy (Cryo‑EM) 49,
134,202 curated protein aggregation database (CPAD) 2.0 168 cyber‑physical systems (CPS) 300
DAbI see discovery of antibodies in silico (DAbI) data availability 32, 33, 78, 291, 309 databases
with domain‑specic information 84 in machine learning approaches 79–80
Index 363
mixed 84 public antibody 78–79 sequence80
structural 80 Databricks 29 data‑driven approach 30 data‑generation methods 19–25 data governance18 data integrity 18, 62 data quality 17–18 data representation 97, 98, 120 DBTL see Design‑Build‑Test‑Learn (DBTL) cycle DeepAb 69, 80, 85, 87, 183 DeepCell Kiosk 30 deep generative models 136
antibody generation 119–121, 121, 122–124, 123
large language models 122
libraries derived from 268–270 DeepH3 85, 86, 87 deep learning (DL) 68, 117–118
antibody‑binding prediction by 87–90
antibody structure prediction with 84–87,
85–86
applications 95–96
classication 118 deep mutational scanning (DMS) 135, 140, 182 deep neural networks 14, 49, 96, 118, 266, 268
de novo discovery campaigns 237–240, 238, 239,
240, 241
Design‑Build‑Test‑Learn (DBTL) cycle 19, 21, 31 developability 3, 7–8, 90–96, 104, 117, 228
chemical liabilities assessment 241–243, 242
clinical antibody data set 232, 232–234, 233, 234
control antibodies 235–237, 236
dened 255
de novo discovery campaigns 237–240, 238,
239, 240, 241 discovery process 229 engineered libraries 264–270, 265 history 230–232 human B‑cell‑derived antibodies 234–235, 235 prediction and optimization 352
developability index 94 DevOps 30 digestion‑ligation method 21 digital transformation 3, 7, 12–13
case studies 31–34 chemistry, manufacturing, and controls data
32–34 cloud computing 25–27 data‑driven approach 30 data‑generation methods 19–25 developments 19–30 laboratory automation 19–25, 20, 22 machine learning 27–30, 28 ML Operation 27–30
of pre‑clinical R&D
barriers to automation adoption 18–19 cultural challenges 16–17 data governance18 data integrity 18 data quality standards 17–18
operational challenges 15–16 DiscoTop e 3.0 50 Discovery of antibodies in silico (DAbI) 4
classical antibody discovery 6
conceptual workow 4, 4–5 disease‑scale platform models 310 diverse hit identication libraries 267–270 DLAB 142, 272 DNA assembly 21 docking 5, 49, 89, 130, 141–142, 163, 168–169 drug discovery
biotherapeutic 8
cloud computing in 25
computational workow in antibody 117
Design‑Build‑Test‑Learn (DBTL) cycle 28
machine learning in 27
systems biology 281, 282, 285–287, 286 drug repositioning 14, 141–142 drug target identication and validation 287–292,
288, 289–292
efcacy 320 Electronic Laboratory Notebooks (ELN) 26 embedding 69, 86, 94, 98–103, 120, 121, 177, 255 emerging approach 270–272, 271 ENPICOM 62, 63 Ensembl 43 EpiPred 50, 169 epitope 45, 50
prediction 88–89
Escherichia coli 45, 47 evolutionary scale modeling 1b (ESM‑1b) 101 experimentation 2, 2, 3 extrapolation 14
FACS see uorescence‑activated cell sorting (FACS) FAIR (ndable, accessible, interoperable, and
reusable) data management 3, 16, 17, 31
Fc receptors (FcRn) 143, 231, 233, 234, 273,
312–314 uorescence‑activated cell sorting (FACS) 65, 66,139 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 12, 13, 162,
229, 293
ALCOA and ALCOA plus principles 18
Technology Modernization Action Plan 13 force eld (FF) 184 14th Critical Assessment of Protein Structure
Prediction (CASP14) 345
FreeSASA 69
364 Index
GANs see generative adversarial networks (GANs) GenBank 79 Geneious Biologics 62, 63 gene ontology functional analyses 285 generative adversarial networks (GANs) 70, 79, 89,
95, 103 generative AI 16 generative models 69, 70, 116 Generative Pre‑trained Transformer 3 (GPT‑3) 25 gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) 285 gene therapy 311, 318 –319 genome‑scale metabolic ux balance models 287 Gibson assembly 21 Golden Gate assembly 21 “gold‑plated” approach 261 Google Kubernetes Engine 30 G protein‑coupled receptors (GPCRs) 43, 45, 48 graphics processing units (GPUs) 27
Haplosaurus 43 heavy chain complementarity determining region 3
(HCDR3) 62, 67, 68, 70 HEX 141, 212 high viscosity index (HVI) 94 homology modelling 48 Hu‑mab 91 human B‑cell‑derived antibodies 234–235, 235 Human Genome Project 11 human immunodeciency viruses (HIV) 163 human interaction 19, 20 humanization methods 91, 92 humanness scores 91, 92, 93, 102 hybrid cloud 26 hybridomas 3, 7, 41, 45, 64
IaaS see infrastructure as a service (IaaS) IgBLAST 62, 62 IgFold 69, 183 IgG BsAbs 143–144 Illumina platform 61 IMGT High‑VQUEST 62, 63 IMGT/V‑QUEST 62, 62 immune and naïve libraries 267 immune repertoire analysis 119 Immune2vec 100, 100 immunization 3, 7, 41, 45, 46, 59, 65, 66 ImMunoGeneTics information system (IMGT) 165 immunogenicity 91–93 immunoglobulins (IGs) 161–162 immunotherapeutic agents 143 improved positional frequencies 91, 92
®
IncuCyte
23 iniximab 323–324 infrastructure as a service (IaaS) 26, 27, 29 in silico antibody discovery, next‑generation
sequencing‑enabled 68–70, 70
in silico generation, of antibody sequences 4–5 integral membrane proteins 45–46 Integrated Nanobody Database for
Immunoinformatics 79 interfacial contacts (ICs) 178 interleukin‑4 (IL‑4) 51 International ImMunoGeneTics Information
System (IMGT) 80 international nonproprietary name (INN) 230 interpolation 14
in vitro antibody discovery 66–68, 67 in vitro to in vivo correlation (IVIVC) 331, 332, 333 in vivo antibody discovery 64–66, 65
Ion Torrent 61, 62 ISLAND (In SiLico protein AfNity preDictor) 177
k‑nearest neighbors (KNN) regression model
102,129 Kubeow 30 Kubernetes (K8s) 26, 27, 29, 30
LabGenius 23, 25, 31 laboratory automation 19–25, 20, 22 Laboratory Information Management Systems
(LIMS) 26, 32, 33 labor‑intensive processes 130 language models (LMs) 182–184, 183 large language models (LLMs) 14, 25, 116, 119,
122, 345, 345–346 lentiviruses 319 LIMS see Laboratory Information Management
Systems (LIMS) linear discriminant analysis (LDA) models 139 Linux 26 lipid nanoparticle (LNP) delivery system 321 liquid handling robots 21, 23 logistic regression (LR) 139 long short‑term memory (LSTM) 345 low‑density lipoprotein (LDL) 253 LSTM‑recurrent neural network (RNN) 90
mAbs see monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) Ma bTope 50 machine learning (ML) 19, 27–30, 28, 60, 116
for antibody design 346–347 in antibody discovery 84–96
antibody‑binding prediction by deep
learning 87–90
developability 90–96 structure prediction with deep learning
84–87
challenges and opportunities 356 on construct design 47–48 databases in 79–80 data collection phase in 25 in Design‑Build‑Test‑Learn (DBTL) cycle
27,28
Index 365
functionality of antibodies 136, 137–138,
139 –141 integration 26, 117 life cycle in drug discovery 28, 28 logic gates, biosensors, and de novo design
355, 356 market trends and commercialization 355 for multi‑spanning membrane protein 48 multispecic antibodies 347–350, 348, 349, 351,
352–353, 354 protein engineering platform 31, 32 on protein production 47–48 protein sequence design 127 on target protein expression 47–48
macromolecular crystallography (MX) 201–202 masked language modeling (MLM) 93, 129 mathematical models 285–287, 286, 289, 291, 295,
295, 298, 298
mean absolute error (MAE) 180 mechanistic models 286, 291 message‑passing neural network (MPNN) 126 Meta’s Evolutionary Scale Modeling (ESM)
model345
microuidic devices 21, 24 MiXCR 62, 63 mixed databases 84 ML see machine learning (ML) ML Operation (MLOps) 27–30 modied probabilistic neural network (MPNN) 272 molecular dynamics (MD) simulation 93, 202–205,
204
molecular‑level analyses 285 molecular mechanic Poisson‑Boltzmann surface
area (MMPBSA) method 219
molecular mechanism of action (MMOA) 288 molecular simulations 118, 201
aggregation‑prone antibody therapeutics
220–221 all‑atom vs. coarse‑grain 208–210 in antibody drug development 210 –216 binding mechanism and oligomeric
preference217, 218, 219 challenges 206–207 constant domains 208 energetic interactions 219–220 molecular dynamics simulations 202–205, 204 Monte Carlo simulation 205–206 periodic boundary conditions 207–208
monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) 40, 65, 77, 78, 94
proper ties 214–215 salt and pH 211–213, 212 tandem experimental and simulation studies
215–216 th erap eutic target 311–314
Monte Carlo (MC) simulation 205–206 mouse myeloma (NS0) cells 293
MPEPE (mutation predictor for enhanced protein
expression) 47 mRNA 47, 320–321, 335, 338 MsAbs see multispecic antibodies (MsAbs) multi‑objective Bayesian optimisation (MOBO).
31, 32 multiple instance learning (MIL) 102 multiple sequence alignments (MSAs) 95, 271 multiplicative LSTM (mLSTM) 345 multi‑spanning membrane proteins 46 multispecic antibodies (MsAbs) 344–345,
347–350, 348, 349, 351
developability prediction and optimization 352 in silico modeling and simulation 353, 354 structure prediction and modeling 352 virtual screening and lead identication
352–353 multispecic biologics
antibody formats 142–14 4
computational multistate design 144–145 multistate design (MSD) 133, 144–145 multivariate Gaussian (MG) statistical score 91, 92 mutation prediction methods 179–180 mutual population shift 217
NanoNet 85, 87 natural language processing (NLP) 99, 182–184, 183 neural message‑passing architecture 88 new molecular entities (NMEs) 344–345 Nextow 289 next‑generation sequencing (NGS) 20, 24, 59
for antibody discovery
data analysis 60–64, 62, 63
in silico 68–70, 70 in vitro 66–68, 67 in vivo 64–66, 65
tools 60–64, 62 antibody repertoire metrics 63 deep sequencing of antibody repertoires 60
N‑glycosylation 296 NGS see next‑generation sequencing (NGS) noninteracting surface (NIS) 178 non‑linear mixed‑effects (NLME) 309 nuclease‑directed integration system 96
OASis 92, 93 observed antibody space (OAS) 68, 79–80, 165 omics methods 283, 285 OpenRiskNet 30 OpenStack 26 ordinary differential equations (ODEs) 291, 337 Orientations of Proteins in Membranes (OPM) 43
PaaS see platform as a service (PaaS) Pachyderm 28, 29
366 Index
Pacic Biosciences (PacBio) 61, 62 paired sequencing 60 palivizumab 51, 228, 229 Pan Immune Repertoire Database (PIRD) 165 Parapred 88, 102 paratope, prediction 88 Patch D ock 141 PCSK9 inhibitory monoclonal antibody 253 pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic (PK/PD)
models 307 antibody‑drug conjugates 314–316 application 323–324 biot herap eutics 310–311 CAR‑T therapy 331, 332, 333 cell therapies 316–318, 317 gene therapy 318 –319 modeling and simulation approaches 321–323 monoclonal a ntibo dies 311–314 mRNA/siRNA/oligonucleotide therapeutics
320–321 potential drawbacks 309 principles 308 ‘top‑down’ approach 308–309 vaccine 319–320 quantitative systems pharmacology models 308
physical automation 21 physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK)
model 310, 326–328, 327
PipeBio 62, 63 pipetting assistant robots 214 PK/PD models see pharmacokinetic/
pharmacodynamic (PK/PD) models
platform as a service (PaaS) 26, 29 polymerase chain reaction (PCR) 24 polyspecicity reagent (PSR) 230, 238, 266 Positioning of Proteins in Membranes (PPM2.0 and
PPM3.0) 43
position‑specic scoring matrix (PSSM) 181 post‑fusion 52 post‑translational modications (PTMs) 43,
181–182
PPI‑Afnity 178 pre‑clinical R&D
challenges in digital transformation 15–19 current state of digitalisation in 14–15
pre‑fusion 52 primary databases 165, 166–167, 168 private cloud 26 Pr oAf MuSeq 180 process analytical technologies (PATs) 300 PROPKA3 69 ProtBERT 100, 101, 102 protein
antigens 45 haplotypes 43 integral membrane 45–46
RSV F 51–52 stability 128 targets 41, 41–45, 43 thermodynamic stability 128
PROtein binDIng enerGY prediction (PRODIGY)
178 Protein Data Bank (PDB) 43, 80, 165, 206, 271 protein engineering 31, 116, 117, 119, 127–129 ProteinMPNN 47, 126 Protein‑Protein Afnity Predictor (PPA‑Pred) 177 Protein–Protein Interaction Prediction (PIPR) 177 protein‑protein interactions 171, 172 –176, 210 –211 Protein Structural Bioinformatics Overview
(PreStO) 43 proteomics 24, 120, 287, 289, 291 ProTherm 95 PROXiMATE databases 167, 168 public antibody databases 78–79 public cloud 26, 30 PyIgClassify 80, 86, 87 Python 26 PyTorch 28, 29
quantitative systems pharmacology (QSP) models
178, 307
biot herap eutics 310–311 CD3 bispecic antibodies 333–334, 334 clinical translation and optimization 324,
325,326
computational power 309 disease‑scale platform models 310 drug‑specic parameters 310 for mRNA therapeutic lipid nanoparticle 335 PBPK models 310 sickle cell disease 335–337, 336 system‑specic parameters 309–310
models308
random‑access memory (RAM) 27 Razor 47 receptor‑binding domain (RBD) 51 recombinant DNA (rDNA) technology 293 RECON 133 recurrent convolutional neural network
(RCNN)177 recurrent neural networks (RNNs) 118, 345 red blood cells (RBCs) 335–337 representation learning 98 ResDom 43 research and development (R&D) 12 respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) 50 RESP model 139, 177 rigid‑body docking programs 141, 142 RosettaAntibodyDesign (RAbD) 135 RoseTTAFold 49, 183
Index 367
SAAMBE‑SEQ 174 , 175, 179, 180 SaaS see software as a service (SaaS) SAbDab 68, 80, 83, 86, 165, 166 sampling 125–127 Sanger sequencing 60–61, 66 Sapiens 92, 93, 103 SARS‑CoV‑2 50, 134–136 SARS‑CoV‑2‑specic antibody 70 ScanNet 88 SciKit‑Learn 29 scoring 126–127 Seldon 30 self‑attention 101, 102 sequence databases 79, 80 shape complementarity 133 short‑read sequencing 68 sickle cell disease (SCD) 335–337, 336 single‑chain variable fragment (scFv) 94 single‑nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) 43 SKEMPI 2.0 136, 168 Skip‑Gram 99 small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) 321 SoDoPE (soluble domain for protein expression) 47 software as a service (SaaS) 26, 30 solanezumab 217, 218, 219 solubility, prediction of 93–95 Solubis 94 soluble cytosolic protein (SCP) 230 soluble membrane protein (SMP) 230 somatic hypermutation (SHM) 63, 63, 130, 162 specialized databases 168 specic‑sequence‑optimization variants 256–264,
257–259, 261, 262 splice variants 43 STACKn 27, 30 stamulumab 254 standardisation, of data formats 24 structural databases 51, 80 structure‑based simulations
classical ML 125 complex molecular architecture 125 computational protein modeling 125 computer‑aided antibody repositioning 141–142 data resources 125 functionality of antibodies 130, 131–132,
133–135
machine learning 127 sampling 125–127 scoring 126–127
stability of antibodies 127–129 structure prediction, antibody 84–87, 85–86 synthetic and semi‑synthetic libraries 267–268 synthetic biology 11, 19
automation in 20, 20–21, 24
systems biology 281–282
big data approach 298–299, 299 components 282, 282 computational methods 285–287, 286 drug target identication and validation
287–292, 288, 289–292 experimental methods 282–283, 283, 284, 285 growth and productivity 292–295, 293,
294–295 product quality attributes 296, 297–298, 298
target‑mediated drug disposition (TMDD) 311,
312, 314
target proteins
for antibody discovery 41, 41–45, 43 bioinformatic analysis 42–43 computational structure prediction of 48–50, 49 impact of AI/ML on 47–48
Tcel l Match 172, 177 T‑cell receptors (TCRs) 84, 143, 165, 219 t‑distributed stochastic neighbor embedding
(t‑SNE) 10 0
Tecan Cellerity 23 Tecan Freedom EVO 23 Technology Modernization Action Plan 13 TensorFlow 28–30 therapeutic antibody proler (TAP) 95 Thera‑SAbDab 68, 83, 167, 168 thermostability, prediction of 93–95 TIsigner web service47 TMDD see target‑mediated drug disposition
(TMDD)
transformer architectures 101 transformer‑based protein language models 140 two‑layer neural networks 139 type I membrane proteins 46
Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection
(UMAP) 102
UniProt 43 unique molecular identiers (UMIs) 62
vaccine 50, 51, 120, 319–320 variable heavy chain (VH) 91 variable light chain (VL) 91 variational auto encoders (VAEs) 103, 270 Vertex AI (Google) 25 virtual machine images (VMIs) 26, 29 virtual machines (VMs) 25, 27 virus‑like particles (VLPs) 46 viscosity, prediction of 93–95
ZDOCK 49, 89, 141, 169, 170, 272