FAQ from Cradle
What is Cradle?
Cradle is a platform that helps biologists design improved proteins in record time using powerful prediction algorithms and AI design suggestions.
How to use Cradle?
To use Cradle, biologists can sign up for early access on the website. Once they have access, they can input their protein sequences and Cradle will provide visualization, analysis, and prediction of the protein's potential. Biologists can then use this information to design better proteins. Cradle also offers features like training the AI with wet lab results, generating quality candidates in just one click, and using AI-assisted design tools for tasks like predicting protein structures, optimizing thermostability, and codon optimization.
How can Cradle help biologists design better proteins?
Cradle provides powerful prediction algorithms and AI design suggestions to assist biologists in designing improved proteins in record time. It offers features like visualizing, analyzing, and predicting candidates' potential, as well as AI-assisted design tools for tasks like predicting protein structures and optimizing thermostability, codons, and more.
How does Cradle improve candidates with each round of testing?
Cradle allows biologists to train the AI with results from wet lab testing. By incorporating these results, the AI builds a tailored model that improves protein candidates with each round of testing.
Can Cradle be used for low throughput projects?
Yes, Cradle can be used for any project, even if there is no high throughput assay. Biologists can get impressive results between rounds of testing using just a 96 well plate.
Is there a limit to the number of candidates that can be generated?
No, Cradle allows users to choose what to improve and generates quality candidates in just one click. If the results are not satisfactory, users can click again to generate more candidates.
How does Cradle ensure privacy and security of data?
Cradle keeps sequences and data private and secure, allowing users full ownership of all intellectual property. Only authorized users from the organization can access sequence data, and the platform uses bank-grade level security to protect data.