Utilizing Quantum Biological Techniques on a Rigetti QPUfor Improved Protein Binding Simulation
Sandeep, S.; Gupta, V.; Keenan, T.
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Iff Technologies has constructed a tool named Polar+ that can predict protein-to-protein binding that operates faster and at a higher quality than the prominent industry standards for protein binding, including Autodock Vina and SwissDock. The ability to provide this advantage over other market leaders comes from a new approach to biophysics, dubbed many-body biological quantum systems, that are modeled using quantum processing units and quantum algorithms provided by Rigetti. This paper provides both experimental and theoretical evidence behind the validity of the quantum biology approach to protein modeling, an overview of the first experimental work completed by Polar+, and a review of results obtained compared to other tools and data found in the lab.
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