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Binding Site-enhanced Sequence Pretraining and Out-of-cluster Meta-learning Predict Genome-Wide Chemical-Protein Interactions for Dark Proteins

2022-11-17

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Discovering chemical-protein interactions for millions of chemicals across the entire human and pathogen genomes is instrumental for chemical genomics, protein function prediction, drug discovery, and other applications. However, more than 90% of gene families remain dark, i.e., their small molecular ligands are undiscovered due to experimental limitations and human biases. Existing computational approaches typica...

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3007f6a8-d9a9-503e-ba59-d4802065389d
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10.1101/2022.11.15.516682
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