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Dynamics-aware geometric learning predicts disease-associated molecular perturbations

Aug 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 1 references
Medicine Biology

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DynGeo-Pheno is presented, a unified geometric deep learning framework that integrates protein language model representations with anisotropic network model–derived dynamics to jointly capture evolutionary, structural, and biophysical information and establishes a unified framework for interpretable AI predictions and mechanistic understanding of how genetic and regulatory perturbations may shape protein function.

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