AIMC Topic: Receptors, G-Protein-Coupled

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PRECOGx: exploring GPCR signaling mechanisms with deep protein representations.

Nucleic acids research
In this study we show that protein language models can encode structural and functional information of GPCR sequences that can be used to predict their signaling and functional repertoire. We used the ESM1b protein embeddings as features and the bind...

DeepREAL: a deep learning powered multi-scale modeling framework for predicting out-of-distribution ligand-induced GPCR activity.

Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)
MOTIVATION: Drug discovery has witnessed intensive exploration of predictive modeling of drug-target physical interactions over two decades. However, a critical knowledge gap needs to be filled for correlating drug-target interactions with clinical o...

Predicting Residence Time of GPCR Ligands with Machine Learning.

Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.)
Drug-target residence time, the duration of binding at a given protein target, has been shown in some protein families to be more significant for conferring efficacy than binding affinity. To carry out efficient optimization of residence time in drug...

Machine learning on ligand-residue interaction profiles to significantly improve binding affinity prediction.

Briefings in bioinformatics
Structure-based virtual screenings (SBVSs) play an important role in drug discovery projects. However, it is still a challenge to accurately predict the binding affinity of an arbitrary molecule binds to a drug target and prioritize top ligands from ...

A combination of machine learning and infrequent metadynamics to efficiently predict kinetic rates, transition states, and molecular determinants of drug dissociation from G protein-coupled receptors.

The Journal of chemical physics
Determining the drug-target residence time (RT) is of major interest in drug discovery given that this kinetic parameter often represents a better indicator of in vivo drug efficacy than binding affinity. However, obtaining drug-target unbinding rate...

Classification of particle trajectories in living cells: Machine learning versus statistical testing hypothesis for fractional anomalous diffusion.

Physical review. E
Single-particle tracking (SPT) has become a popular tool to study the intracellular transport of molecules in living cells. Inferring the character of their dynamics is important, because it determines the organization and functions of the cells. For...

DeepFam: deep learning based alignment-free method for protein family modeling and prediction.

Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)
MOTIVATION: A large number of newly sequenced proteins are generated by the next-generation sequencing technologies and the biochemical function assignment of the proteins is an important task. However, biological experiments are too expensive to cha...

WDL-RF: predicting bioactivities of ligand molecules acting with G protein-coupled receptors by combining weighted deep learning and random forest.

Bioinformatics (Oxford, England)
MOTIVATION: Precise assessment of ligand bioactivities (including IC50, EC50, Ki, Kd, etc.) is essential for virtual screening and lead compound identification. However, not all ligands have experimentally determined activities. In particular, many G...

Some Remarks on Prediction of Drug-Target Interaction with Network Models.

Current topics in medicinal chemistry
System-level understanding of the relationships between drugs and targets is very important for enhancing drug research, especially for drug function repositioning. The experimental methods used to determine drug-target interactions are usually time-...

A novel fractal approach for predicting G-protein-coupled receptors and their subfamilies with support vector machines.

Bio-medical materials and engineering
G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are seven membrane-spanning proteins and regulate many important physiological processes, such as vision, neurotransmission, immune response and so on. GPCRs-related pathways are the targets of a large number of ma...