Identifying drugs that reverse disease-associated transcriptomic features has been widely explored for drug repurposing, but its potential for de novo drug discovery remains underexplored. Here, we present gene expression profile predictor on chemical structures (GPS), a deep-learning-based drug discovery platform, guided by transcriptomic features, that screens large compound libraries and optimizes lead molecules. We first develop a model that captures transcriptomic perturbation signatures so
Deep-learning-based de novo discovery and design of therapeutics that reverse disease-associated transcriptional phenotypes
Jing Xing·Bin Chen·Dmitry Leshchiner·Matthew B. Giletto·Katie Uhl·Erika M. Lisabeth·Edmund L. Ellsworth·Rama Shankar·Shreya Paithankar·Mei‐Sze Chua·Mohamed Abdelgied·Ruoqiao Chen·Samuel So·Reda Girgis·Cameron Lawson·Mengying Sun·Jiayu Zhou·Mingdian Tan·Li Huang·Bilal Aleiwi·Tara Jager·Xiaopeng Li·Richard R. Neubig

