The field of molecular generation and interaction prediction is rapidly advancing, with a focus on developing innovative methods for predicting chemical reactions, generating synthesizable molecules, and modeling complex biological interactions. Recent studies have introduced novel graph-based approaches, such as SynBridge and MolecBioNet, which demonstrate state-of-the-art performance in bidirectional reaction prediction and drug-drug interaction prediction. Additionally, the development of conditional generative models, like SAFE-T and ToDi, has shown promise in prioritizing and designing molecules with specific biological objectives. Noteworthy papers in this area include SynBridge, which proposes a bidirectional flow-based generative model for reaction prediction, and ToDi, which introduces a generative framework for hit-like molecular generation conditioned on omics expressions and molecular textual descriptions. Overall, these advancements have the potential to accelerate drug discovery and improve our understanding of complex biological systems.
Advances in Molecular Generation and Interaction Prediction
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ToxBench: A Binding Affinity Prediction Benchmark with AB-FEP-Calculated Labels for Human Estrogen Receptor Alpha
Towards Interpretable Drug-Drug Interaction Prediction: A Graph-Based Approach with Molecular and Network-Level Explanations