Nature Communications · 15 July 2026 · From issue 06

A faster lab method can measure dozens of designed binding proteins at once, in under a week.

Carla P. Perez, Nicole V. DelRosso et al., ADAPT-M: a workflow for rapid, quantitative in vitro measurements of enriched protein libraries, Nature Communications.

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