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Machine Learning-based Services

Our machine learning-based services are designed to revolutionize the way you explore, analyze, and uncover insights in your data. Whether it's predicting potentially active compounds, exploring vast datasets, or looking for starting points for your projects, our services offer practical solutions that put you at the forefront of drug discovery innovation.

ML-driven hit expansion

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ML-driven hit expansion is becoming integral to the modern Drug Discovery process, enabling researchers to efficiently explore a vast chemical space and identify promising compounds for further investigation. By leveraging machine learning algorithms, you can efficiently analyze large datasets after HTS/DEL screening, pick true positive compounds, and based on learned patterns expand selected hits by compounds from commercial spaces like Chemspace In-Stock screening collection, Freedom Space, or Enamine REAL Space.
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ML-supported data analysis

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ML-supported data analysis in the context of Drug Discovery involves the application of machine learning techniques to analyze complex biological, chemical, and pharmacological data. This approach leverages various ML algorithms to reduce noise, uncover patterns, relationships, and insights from diverse datasets, including results from biological assays.
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DiffDock

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DiffDock is considered the state-of-the-art method for blind docking. It is a generative diffusion model which is specialized in protein-ligand interaction prediction. It implements an excellent example of “inductive bias” - generating molecular conformers by focusing on torsion angles but keeping bond lengths and angles constant. [1]
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Physicochemical properties prediction (logP, logD, solubility(water/DMSO))

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The physicochemical properties of compounds are the key factors in the drug design process. It is important to have a valid tool to predict structure-property relationships to understand and model the action of selected compounds in your projects.
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Active learning based on the property of interest

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We offer to utilize active learning strategies, including various sampling techniques and model selection methods, to iteratively select and prioritize the most informative compounds for experimental testing or further analysis. It is used to speed up and reduce the costs of computationally challenging approaches like docking or molecular dynamics. Such a combination allows performing expensive calculations only on a fraction of the available space (about 1%), while still retaining most of the top-performing compounds.
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References
  1. Corso, G.; Stärk, H.; Jing, B.; Barzilay, R.; Jaakkola, T. DiffDock: Diffusion Steps, Twists, and Turns for Molecular Docking. 2022. https://doi.org/10.48550/ARXIV.2210.01776