Following the advancements made with AlphaFold, the focus in protein design is shifting from simply predicting structure to actively creating new proteins with desired characteristics.
Previously, scientists primarily concentrated on determining the 3D structure of existing proteins. Now, the field is evolving to encompass the design of proteins that don’t yet exist, opening up possibilities for novel applications in medicine, materials science and biotechnology. This transition signifies a major leap in our ability to manipulate and harness the power of biological building blocks.
To access Outlook.com, Hotmail, Live, or MSN email accounts, users can now sign in at outlook.live.com. Microsoft notes that Hotmail is now part of Outlook.com, and the same Microsoft account username and password are used for both.
If users are having trouble signing in, a sign-in troubleshooter is available. Microsoft also provides a resource for creating new accounts at https://signup.live.com/.
The company emphasizes that a Microsoft Account password is consistent across all Microsoft services, including Outlook.com. If Outlook.com is experiencing issues, users are advised to check the service status to ensure it is operating normally.
Microsoft actively monitors for unusual sign-in activity to protect user accounts. Confirmation may be required when accessing accounts from new locations or devices. Account access may be temporarily blocked due to detected unusual activity, and users can find information on unblocking their accounts.
For those who haven’t signed in to their account in over two years, it’s important to note that the account may have been deleted.
