We offer 4 defined tasks to use RFdiffusion: Binder Design, Binder Redesign, Motif Scaffolding, and Partial Diffusion. If you know what you’re doing, you can also specify custom contigs using the format specified by RFdiffusion
PDB File (`pdbFile`): Input PDB file containing the target structure
Target Chains (`targetChains`): Chain IDs of the target protein (e.g., [“A”])
Binder Length (`binderLength`): Length of the binder region to be designed. Can be a fixed length (e.g., “20”) or a range to sample uniformly (e.g., “20-30”)
Modify parts of an existing protein binder to improve its binding properties or alter ots specificity. This can be useful for optimizing existing protein-protein interactions or adapting binders to new targets.
Scaffold existing interface with newly designed regions. This task allows you to preserve important structural or functional elements while generating novel surrounding protein architecture.
Partial diffusion allows you to diversify specific regions of a protein while keeping other parts fixed. This will take into account the initial structure at redesigned residues (as compared to Motif Scaffolding, which will ignore the original residues)