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Learning the language of protein-protein interactions

2025-03-10

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Protein Language Models (PLMs) trained on large databases of protein sequences have proven effective in modeling protein biology across a wide range of applications. However, while PLMs excel at capturing individual protein properties, they face challenges in natively representing protein–protein interactions (PPIs), which are crucial to understanding cellular processes and disease mechanisms. Here, we introduce M...

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04c49d39-0dac-5bc6-99d8-3e44f80f2a94
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10.1101/2025.03.09.642188
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