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Protein Design & Directed Evolution (In Silico) Training | Libraries, Fitness Landscapes & Design Campaigns

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Protein Design & Directed Evolution (In Silico) — Hands-on

Learn how to design, optimize and evolve proteins using purely computational workflows. This module connects fitness landscapes, in-silico mutagenesis, library design and multi-parameter scoring to support directed evolution style campaigns for enzymes, antibodies and other protein products.

Protein Design & Directed Evolution (In Silico)
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Session 1
Fee: Rs 21800
Protein Design Concepts & Fitness Landscapes
  • Foundations of protein design and directed evolution
  • design vs selection paradigms sequence space and search local vs global optimization
  • Fitness landscapes and design objectives
  • activity, stability, specificity solubility and expression developability style constraints
  • Structural and sequence contexts for design
  • active site vs scaffold regions loops, surface and core positions conservation and covariation signals
Session 2
Fee: Rs 25800
In-Silico Mutagenesis & Virtual Libraries
  • In-silico mutagenesis strategies
  • single site scans and saturation maps combinatorial positions and libraries restricting to allowed amino acid sets
  • Building structure and sequence based libraries
  • focused libraries around hotspots codon based design considerations reducing library size with heuristics
  • Scoring variants with simple predictors
  • stability and aggregation scores sequence based functional predictors filtering libraries before heavy calculations
Session 3
Fee: Rs 29800
Computational Directed Evolution Campaigns
  • Emulating directed evolution cycles in silico
  • design → screen → select → iterate exploration vs exploitation balance capturing epistatic interactions
  • Using structural and docking scores in campaigns
  • docking and interaction metrics stability and biophysical constraints integrating multiple score components
  • Basic ML assisted directed evolution ideas
  • surrogate models for fitness prediction iterative model update with new data uncertainty and exploration candidates
Session 4
Fee: Rs 32800
Multi-Objective Design, Reporting & Case Studies
  • Multi-objective ranking and Pareto style views
  • activity vs stability trade offs solubility and developability filters shortlisting balanced variants
  • Case studies: enzymes, binders and industrial proteins
  • improving catalytic efficiency or selectivity tuning binding affinity and specificity engineering robustness for process conditions
  • Deliverables: design report, variant panel and documentation
  • ranked variant tables and scores structure figures and interaction views experiment ready design summary


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