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DeepCompoundNet: enhancing compound-protein interaction prediction with multimodal convolutional neural networks.

Journal of biomolecular structure & dynamics
Virtual screening has emerged as a valuable computational tool for predicting compound-protein interactions, offering a cost-effective and rapid approach to identifying potential candidate drug molecules. Current machine learning-based methods rely o...

m5UMCB: Prediction of RNA 5-methyluridine sites using multi-scale convolutional neural network with BiLSTM.

Computers in biology and medicine
As a prevalent RNA modification, 5-methyluridine (mU) plays a critical role in diverse biological processes and disease pathogenesis. High-throughput identification of mU typically relies on labor-intensive biochemical experiments using various seque...

Geometric Graph Learning to Predict Changes in Binding Free Energy and Protein Thermodynamic Stability upon Mutation.

The journal of physical chemistry letters
Accurate prediction of binding free energy changes upon mutations is vital for optimizing drugs, designing proteins, understanding genetic diseases, and cost-effective virtual screening. While machine learning methods show promise in this domain, ach...

From Proteins to Ligands: Decoding Deep Learning Methods for Binding Affinity Prediction.

Journal of chemical information and modeling
Accurate in silico prediction of protein-ligand binding affinity is important in the early stages of drug discovery. Deep learning-based methods exist but have yet to overtake more conventional methods such as giga-docking largely due to their lack o...

Deep Learning for Drug Development: Using CNNs in MIA-QSAR to Predict Plasma Protein Binding of Drugs.

AAPS PharmSciTech
Predicting plasma protein binding (PPB) is crucial in drug development due to its profound impact on drug efficacy and safety. In our study, we employed a convolutional neural network (CNN) as a tool to extract valuable information from the molecular...

MPA-Pred: A machine learning approach for predicting the binding affinity of membrane protein-protein complexes.

Proteins
Membrane protein-protein interactions are essential for several functions including cell signaling, ion transport, and enzymatic activity. These interactions are mainly dictated by their binding affinities. Although several methods are available for ...

The Impact of Data on Structure-Based Binding Affinity Predictions Using Deep Neural Networks.

International journal of molecular sciences
Artificial intelligence (AI) has gained significant traction in the field of drug discovery, with deep learning (DL) algorithms playing a crucial role in predicting protein-ligand binding affinities. Despite advancements in neural network architectur...

Equivariant Flexible Modeling of the Protein-Ligand Binding Pose with Geometric Deep Learning.

Journal of chemical theory and computation
Flexible modeling of the protein-ligand complex structure is a fundamental challenge for in silico drug development. Recent studies have improved commonly used docking tools by incorporating extra-deep learning-based steps. However, such strategies l...

CSM-Potential2: A comprehensive deep learning platform for the analysis of protein interacting interfaces.

Proteins
Proteins are molecular machinery that participate in virtually all essential biological functions within the cell, which are tightly related to their 3D structure. The importance of understanding protein structure-function relationship is highlighted...

Ensemble of local and global information for Protein-Ligand Binding Affinity Prediction.

Computational biology and chemistry
Accurately predicting protein-ligand binding affinities is crucial for determining molecular properties and understanding their physical effects. Neural networks and transformers are the predominant methods for sequence modeling, and both have been s...