TEMPRO
Nanobody melting temperature prediction using protein sequence-derived embeddings.
Developer: Jerome A. E. Alvarez and S. N. Dean
Overview
- Developer
- Jerome A. E. Alvarez and S. N. Dean
- Category
- developability and stability
- Commercial rights
- Unverified
- License fee
- Unverified
- Open weights
- Yes
- Last verified
- 2026-10-18
- Added
- 2026-10-18
Capabilities
Takes nanobody FASTA sequences, computes embeddings, and estimates melting temperature with pretrained prediction models. Original study discusses a small nanobody melting-point dataset; predictions require DSC/DSF or nanoDSF calibration.
When to use it
Triage VHH thermostability hypotheses; calibrate predicted Tm against measured nanoDSF/DSC in the formulation of interest.
Compute
Compute category: unverified. See original installation instructions or platform terms for specific hardware costs and runtime.
Example use cases
- Triage VHH thermostability hypotheses; calibrate predicted Tm against measured nanoDSF/DSC in the formulation of interest.
Source-based workflow description. No experimental performance ranking is implied.
Known limitations
- The repository documents downloadable trained models but a clear license was not established; commercial rights, dataset rights and platform-service fees remain unverified.
Check the original linked sources and the terms of every model dependency.
Commercial licensing
Commercial permission — Unverified
No separately validated code or pretrained-weight license in the available primary repository.
The repository documents downloadable trained models but a clear license was not established; commercial rights, dataset rights and platform-service fees remain unverified.
Commercial fee — Unverified
No complete model + checkpoint + cloud compute + service charges have been verified. Public research software or downloadable weights do not imply a free commercial deployment.
Official references
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