Tamarind Bio Howto

Tamarind Bio is a no-code bioinformatics platform that provides scientists with easy access to state-of-the-art computational tools for protein design, molecular docking, and structure prediction.
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How to Use Tamarind Bio

Sign up for an account: Go to the Tamarind Bio website (www.tamarind.bio) and click the 'Sign up' button to create an account.
Select a tool: Choose from available tools like protein structure prediction, protein design, molecular docking, etc.
Input data: Enter your input data, such as an amino acid sequence for structure prediction, by selecting inputs in the web interface.
Run the analysis: Click the button to run the selected computational tool on your input data.
View results: Once the analysis is complete, view and download your results directly through the web interface.
Use the API (optional): For more advanced usage, access Tamarind's tools programmatically via their API. Documentation is available at www.tamarind.bio/api-docs.

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Tamarind Bio provides a no-code bioinformatics platform for life scientists, focusing on tools for protein structure prediction, protein design, and molecular docking. It allows researchers to use computational biology tools without writing code or setting up complex infrastructure.

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