De novo design of self-assembling peptides with antimicrobial activity guided by deep learning
Huayang Liu(Westlake University), Huaimin Wang(Westlake University), Dinghao Chen(Westlake University), Jing Huang(Westlake University), Zilin Song(Northwest A&F University), Ziao Zhou(Westlake University), Hongyue Zhang(Westlake University), Sangshuang Li(Westlake University), Xinping Feng(Westlake University), Yu Zhang(Guangdong Laboratory Animals Monitoring Institute), Bihan Wu(Westlake University)
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