SPLIF-Enhanced Attention-Driven 3D CNNs for Precise and Reliable Protein–Ligand Interaction Modeling for METTL3
Muhammad Junaid,
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Muhammad Zeeshan,
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Abbas Khan
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et al.
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
10(16), P. 16748 - 16761
Published: April 16, 2025
Structure-based
virtual
screening
(SBVS)
is
a
cornerstone
of
modern
drug
discovery
pipelines.
However,
conventional
scoring
functions
often
fail
to
capture
the
complexities
protein-ligand
binding
interactions.
To
address
this
limitation,
we
developed
DeepMETTL3,
novel
function
that
integrates
3D
convolutional
neural
networks
(CNNs)
with
multihead
attention
mechanisms
and
high-dimensional
Structural
Protein-Ligand
Interaction
Fingerprints
(SPLIF).
This
approach
enables
model
intricate
interaction
patterns
while
refining
prioritizing
features
for
precise
classification
active
inactive
compounds.
We
validated
DeepMETTL3
using
METTL3
as
therapeutic
target,
employing
scaffold-based
data-splitting
strategy
multiple
test
sets,
including
challenging
sets
minimal
chemical
similarity
training
data.
Our
results
demonstrate
outperforms
traditional
functions,
achieving
superior
accuracy,
robustness,
scalability.
Key
findings
include
importance
an
active-to-decoy
ratio
(1:50)
in
set
enhanced
performance
optimal
placement
mechanism
after
CNN1
improved
generalization.
represents
significant
advancement
target-specific
machine
learning
SBVS,
offering
framework
can
be
adapted
other
biological
targets.
work
underscores
potential
deep
artificial
intelligence-based
design,
balancing
computational
efficiency
predictive
power
molecular
docking
screening.
The
freely
available
at
https://github.com/juniML/DeepMETTL3.
Language: Английский
Pathological α-synuclein dysregulates epitranscriptomic writer METTL3 to drive neuroinflammation in microglia
Cameron Miller,
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Alyssa Ealy,
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Amanda Gregory
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et al.
Cell Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
44(5), P. 115618 - 115618
Published: April 23, 2025
Language: Английский
Novel insights into the N 6-methyladenosine modification on circRNA in cancer
Qingling Xu,
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Yi Jia,
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Ying Liu
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et al.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: May 19, 2025
Circular
RNAs
(circRNAs)
are
a
class
of
non-coding
(ncRNAs)
generated
through
the
reverse
splicing
mRNA
precursors
(pre-mRNAs).
They
possess
unique
loop
structure
and
exhibit
remarkable
stability.
CircRNAs
have
emerged
as
promising
biomarkers
for
cancer,
with
specific
circRNAs
playing
crucial
roles
in
cancer
drug
discovery,
treatment,
resistance
mechanisms.
N6
methyl
adenosine
(m6A)
represents
most
prevalent
RNA
modification
eukaryotes.
In
2017,
researchers
identified
that
m6A
modifications
also
occur
circRNAs,
displaying
characteristics.
m6A-modified
undergo
reversible
regulation
mediated
by
enzymes
involved
pathways.
These
modified
interact
m6A-binding
proteins,
thereby
influencing
processes
such
alternative
splicing,
translation
degradation.
Some
enhance
their
metabolism
or
facilitate
nuclear
export
to
cytoplasm
interacting
regulation.
The
study
has
gained
great
attention
circRNA
research
due
association
various
diseases.
This
review
summarizes
functional
mechanisms
regulated
implications
occurrence
therapy,
primary
focus
on
genesis,
regulatory
mechanisms,
biology
diverse
types
cancers.
Additionally,
we
explore
potential
application
clinical
treatment.
Language: Английский