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AlphaFold3

  • Description

    predicts 3D molecular structures and their interactions. It generalizes the original "protein‑only" AlphaFold into a model for whole biomolecular complexes, including proteins, DNA, RNA, and ligands (small molecules).

  • Usage

    To list all executables provided by AlphaFold3, run: $ sbgrid-list alphafold3 Copy to clipboard
  • Usage Notes

    AlphaFold version 3 has different parameters and databases and requires different procedures than AlphaFold version 2.

    Please see our examples:

    SBGrid AlphaFold3 Example

  • Installation

    Use the following command to install this title with the CLI client: $ sbgrid-cli install alphafold3 Copy to clipboard Available operating systems: Linux 64
  • Primary Citation*

    J. Abramson, J. Adler, J. Dunger, R. Evans, T. Green, A. Pritzel, O. Ronneberger, L. Willmore, A. J. Ballard, J. Bambrick, S. W. Bodenstein, D. A. Evans, C. C. Hung, M. O'Neill, D. Reiman, K. Tunyasuvunakool, Z. Wu, A. Žemgulytė, E. Arvaniti, C. Beattie, O. Bertolli, A. Bridgland, A. Cherepanov, M. Congreve, A. I. Cowen-Rivers, A. Cowie, M. Figurnov, F. B. Fuchs, H. Gladman, R. Jain, Y. A. Khan, C. M. R. Low, K. Perlin, A. Potapenko, P. Savy, S. Singh, A. Stecula, A. Thillaisundaram, C. Tong, S. Yakneen, E. D. Zhong, M. Zielinski, A. Žídek, Bapst V, P. Kohli, M. Jaderberg, D. Hassabis, and J. M. Jumper. 2024. Accurate structure prediction of biomolecular interactions with AlphaFold 3. Nature. 630(8016): 493-500.


    • *Full citation information available through

  • Keywords

    Machine Learning, Protein-Protein Interaction Prediction, Protein Structure Analysis

  • Default Versions

    Linux 64:  3.0.5 (8.1 GB)

  • Other Versions

      Linux 64:

      3.0.0 (6.8 GB) , 3.0.0_20241202_aa724ca (0 bytes) , 3.0.1 (6.8 GB) , 3.0.1_22b9ab8 (2.2 GB) , 3.0.2 (8.1 GB) , 3.0.3 (8.1 GB) , 3.0.4 (8.5 GB)
  • Developers

    Augustin Zidek, John Jumper, Tom Ward, Saran Tunyasuvunakool, Demis Hassabis, Google DeepMind

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