The SynBioBeta Podcast

Protein design 101 for synthetic biology - with Alexandre Zhanghellini of Arzeda

Jul 16, 2019

41:53

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Protein Design Company - What's Unique About What We Do?

01:37

What Is Protein Design?

02:23

The Protein Folding Prediction Problem

01:54

Introduction

2min

What Is a Protein?

3min

Using Amino Acids in Protein Design

3min

The Protein Folding Prediction Problem

2min

What Is Protein Design?

2min

Synthetic Biology and Protein Design

3min

Synthetic Chemistry and the Chemical Industry

2min

Synthetic Biology for Protein Design 101

2min

Protein Design Company - What's Unique About What We Do?

2min

10.

How to Use an Enzyme in an Industrial Process?

2min

11.

The Structure of Stevia

4min

12.

Is Protein Design a Broadly Enabled Engineering Tool?

4min

13.

Is Azeida a Platform for Protein Design?

3min

14.

AI and Deep Learning for Protein Design?

4min

15.

Protein Design Leveraging Big Computing and Computing Capabilities

5min

Today John Cumbers talks to Alexandre Zanghellini, co-founder and CEO of Arzeda about Protein Design 101. Alex leads Arzeda’s product and technology development and IP strategy. He’s an inventor of Arzeda’s platform for computational protein design and more recently also branched into computational metabolic pathway design. Alex will

introduce protein design, discuss automation and technical advancement, touch on a few applications, and the potential of protein design to improve the world and bring new products to market.

Thanks to Arzeda for making this episode possible.

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