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Nanobody Paratope Prediction Dataset Dataset Overview This dataset helps predict which amino acids in nanobody sequences directly bind to antigens (these binding sites are called "paratopes"). Knowing the paratope residues is important for understanding how antibodies interact with their targets and for designing better therapeutic nanobodies. Data Collection The data is based on solved 3D structures of nanobody-antigen complexes. These structures… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/ZYMScott/Paratope.

Author / organizationZYMScott
License (as declared)cc-by-4.0
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Created24 April 2025
Last updated at source1 May 2025
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