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Chemi-Proteome Language Attention Network Empowers Fragment-Based Ligand Interactome and Binding Sites Discovery with Evidence
Deep learning has accelerated drug discovery, yet most existing models are trained using in vitro affinity datasets and consequently remain disconnected from the cellular context in which functional ligand-protein interactions occur. This limitation hinders the ability to reflect the complexity of n
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