trRosettaRNA is a deep learning-based algorithm designed for the automated prediction of RNA 3D structures. Utilizing a transformer network, it predicts both 2D inter-nucleotide geometries and the corresponding 3D structure. If the initial 3D structure is not physically plausible, Rosetta energy minimization is employed to refine the model, incorporating restraints from the predicted 2D inter-nucleotide geometries.
Blind tests, including CASP15 and RNA-Puzzles, demonstrate that the automated predictions made by trRosettaRNA are competitive with those produced by leading human teams. The algorithm has been successfully applied to generate confident structural models for 263 Rfam families that lack known structures.
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Predicted 3D structure model annotated with both global and local confidence scores
Predicted inter-nucleotide contacts/distances
Predicted secondary structure
Multiple sequence alignment
News
12/01/2024, The trRosettaRNA server (as 'Yang-Server') was ranked 4th among 64 participating groups (1st among 16 Server groups) in the CASP16 RNA prediction experiment.
11/01/2024, The trRosettaRNA server has been improved with an new end-to-end network and enhanced visualization of results.
02/03/2024, The standalone packages have been enhanced to support custom secondary structure files as input.
10/13/2023, The trRosettaRNA paper was accepted for publication by Nature Communications.
10/25/2022, The trRosettaRNA server was established.
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Reference
Wang et al, trRosettaRNA: automated prediction of RNA 3D structure with transformer network, Nature Communications, 14: 7266 (2023). (PDF)