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BERT4DTI : BERT-based Model for Predicting Drug-Protein Interactions
Understanding how drugs interact with protein targets is fundamental to drug discovery, drug repurposing and the early identification of promising therapeutic candidates before costly experimental testing. Sequence-based DTI models face three practical limitations: labelled interactions are scarce a
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