Journal of Chemical Information and ModelingBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article
PROTACable is an Integrative Computational Pipeline of 3-D Modeling and Deep Learning to Automate the De Novo Design of PROTACs
Hazem MslatiiD, Francesco GentileiD, Mohit Kumar PandeyiD, Fuqiang BaniD, Artem R CherkasoviD
Abstract
Proteolysis-targeting chimeras (PROTACs) that engages two biological targets at once is a promising technology in degrading clinically relevant protein targets. Since factors that influence the biological activities of PROTACs are more complex than those of a small molecule drug, we explored a combination of computational chemistry and deep learning strategies to forecast PROTAC activity and enable automated design. A new method named PROTACable was developed for de novo design of PROTACs, which includes a robust 3-D modeling workflow to model PROTAC ternary complexes using a library of E3 ligase and linker and an SE(3)-equivariant graph transformer network to predict the activity of newly designed PROTACs. PROTACable is available at https://github.com/giaguaro/PROTACable/.
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