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Getting Started: Get to Know Maestro BioLuminate

BioLuminate is a graphical user interface that serves as the gateway to structure-based modeling for biologics. The user-friendly interface presents a set of robust physics-based solutions for the discovery and development of a wide array of biologic products ranging from peptides, enzymes and nucleic acids to monoclonal antibodies and various forms of therapeutic proteins. BioLuminate includes dedicated sequence analysis and visualization capabilities consolidated in its accompanying Multiple Sequence Viewer.

Multiple Sequence Viewer
All of the resources and training material you need to get to know about BioLuminate’s sequence analysis, visualization and editing capabilities.
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Get started with the Maestro BioLuminate Quick Reference Card.
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Getting Going with Maestro BioLuminate
An online course introducing the basics of using Maestro BioLuminate. Contact us for access.
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Tutorials

Self-guided step-by-step introductions to various workflows with example files for getting comfortable with Schrödinger tools.

Introduction to BioLuminate and the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor
Prepare and visualize an enzyme, analyze the sequence for residue conservation, and build a homology model with the MSV.
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Antibody Visualization and Modeling in BioLuminate
Visualize, build, and evaluate antibody models, analyze an antibody for various characteristics, dock an antigen to an...
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Building Homology Models with the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor
Build and refine a homology model with the MSV.
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Batch Homology Modeling Using the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor
Build multiple homology models using a single template with the MSV.
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Sequence Annotation of Antibodies with the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor
Annotate an antibody sequence with residue-level properties with the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor (MSV).
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Chimeric Homology Modeling Using the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor
Build a chimeric homology model using the Multiple Sequence Viewer/Editor (MSV).
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Online Courses

A range of courses—from beginner (people new to computational tools) to advanced (experienced modelers who are learning the Schrödinger platform)—that integrate videos, tutorials, and hands-on training resources.

Introduction to Computational Antibody Engineering
Learn molecular modeling solutions for antibody discovery and design.
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Webinars

Recordings of past online events and presentations. These are typically 30 - 60 minutes long and cover more complex topics and workflows.

Optimizing Protein Stability Using New Computational Design Approaches for Biologics
Physical stability is a key determinant of the clinical and commercial success of biological therapeutics, vaccines,...
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Antibody Modeling with the Schrödinger Platform
This webinar presents the tools available in BioLuminate to model antibody structures, covering homology modeling,...
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Structure-based Anti-Viral Design using Schrödinger’s Biologics Modeling Suite
Since prehistoric time, virus infection has been a threat to human health. Modulation of immune response is one of the...
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Calculating Viscosities of Concentrated Protein Solutions
Rationale and applications of multi-scale modeling of protein solutions will be described with an emphasis on the...
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The Mechanism of Amyloid Aggregation
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Multiscaling the CRISPR-Cas Revolution from Genome Editing to Viral Detection
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Videos

Short video overviews of specific introductory and scientific topics, including summaries of new release features.

Introducing the New Multiple Sequence Viewer
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BLAST Search
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Optimizing Protein Stability Using New Computational Design Approaches for Biologics
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