Post Of3 Predictpost https://health.api.nvidia.com/v1/biology/openfold/openfold3/predictBody Paramsrequest_idstringnulllength ≤ 128Identifier / tag for the request.inputsarray of objectsrequiredlength between 1 and 1List of inputsList of inputs* objectinput_idstringnulllength ≤ 128Identifier / tag for the input.moleculesarray of objectsrequiredlength between 1 and 32A list of sequences, each can be of type protein, dna, rna, or ligand..MAX_POLYMER_COUNT protein, rna, and dna sequences are allowed..MAX_LIGAND_COUNT ligand sequences are allowed.Molecules* objecttypestringenumrequiredproteinrnadnaligandAllowed:proteinrnadnaligandidstringarraynullUnique identifier for the polymer chain(s). Can be a single chain ID or a list of chain IDs. Each ID can be either a single letter (A-Z) or a PDB-style ID (4 alphanumeric characters)sequencestringnulllength between 2 and 4096The amino acid, DNA, or RNA sequence. For proteins, use standard single-letter amino acid codes. For DNA, use A/T/C/G. For RNA, use A/U/C/G.ccd_codesstringnulllength between 1 and 5Chemical Component Dictionary (CCD) code for the ligandsmilesstringnulllength ≥ 1SMILES string representation of the ligandmsaobjectnullA Dictionary [database_name -> [format -> AlignmentFileRecord]] containing alignmentsMsa objectpaired_msaobjectnullA Dictionary [database_name -> [format -> AlignmentFileRecord]] containing pairwise alignments between different molecules. Used to specify joint MSAs such as protein-protein or protein-nucleic acid pairwise alignments.Paired Msa objectADD objectdiffusion_samplesintegernullThis parameter specifies the total number of independent structures the model will generate. Each sample is created from a different random initial noise distribution, leading to a potential diversity of final predictions. Generating multiple samples is useful for exploring different possible conformations of a structure and assessing the model's confidence and consistency.output_formatstringnullenumThe output format of the returned structure.cifpdbResponses 200Successful Response 422Validation ErrorUpdated 5 months ago