ProMaya: a hierarchical universal Deep Learning framework for accurate and interpretable Protein-Protein interaction identification
Umesh Bhati, Sagar GuptaiD, Veerbhan KesarwaniiD, Ravi ShankariD
Abstract
Protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are molecular lego which define the physical states of cells. Accurately identifying PPIs remains challenging due to the interplay of several factors ranging from electrostatic to molecular geometry, topology, and physics. Existing computational approaches capture only fragments of this orchestra, limiting their generalizability across protein families and interaction types. Here, we present ProMaya, a hierarchical multi-scale Graph-transformer framework that integrates 3D atomic geometry, electronic distribution, residue-level structure and disorder, surface mass-density signatures, and large protein language-model embeddings of interacting proteins. Highly comprehensively benchmarked across nine species and 47 GB experimentally validated data, ProMaya achieved consistently >95% average accuracy, outperforming state-of-the-art tools by >12%. As driven by its explainability, the first time introduced atomic and protein language information dramatically boosted it to an outstanding level for PPI discovery in any species, potent to even bypass costly experiments. ProMaya system is freely accessible at https://scbb.ihbt.res.in/ProMaya/
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