trRosetta is an algorithm for fast and accurate protein structure prediction. It builds the protein structure based on direct energy minimizations with a restrained Rosetta. The restraints include inter-residue distance and orientation distributions, predicted by a deep neural network. Homologous templates are included in the network prediction to improve the accuracy further. In benchmark tests on CASP13 and CAMEO derived sets, trRosetta outperforms all previously described methods. Read more about trRosetta...
The top PDB templates (when detected) and the multiple sequence alignment
News
12/01/2024, Our group won CASP16! Yang-Server was ranked at the 1st among 110 groups in the Protein Domains.
Yang-Multimer was ranked at the 2nd among 82 groups in the Protein multimers.
12/10/2022, Breaking news The trRosetta server (as 'Yang-Server') was ranked on the top (among 132 participating groups) in the CASP15 experiment.
08/26/2022, The trRosetta server has predicted the structure models for >100,000 proteins.
07/26/2022, Predicted local accuracy was included for each model. The results page was redesigned to show local accuracy.
05/03/2022, The network was updated with an improved accuracy by ~10%.
01/06/2022, The maximum length of protein sequence was increased from 1000 to 1500.
12/23/2021, Single-sequence folding with trRosettaX-Single was included. It works well for orphand proteins and designed proteins.
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References
Du et al, The trRosetta server for fast and accurate protein structure prediction, Nature Protocols, 16: 5634-5651 (2021). (PDF)
Wang et al, Single-sequence protein structure prediction using supervised transformer protein language models, Nature Computational Science, 2: 804-814 (2022). (PDF)
Su et al, Improved protein structure prediction using a new multi-scale network and homologous templates, Advanced Science, 8, 2102592 (2021). (PDF)