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黄铁矿:构建与基准测试蛋白质配体姿态排序智能体

原文标题 · Pyrite: Building and Benchmarking Protein-Ligand Pose Ranking Agents

作者: Megha Srivastava, Michael H. Lim, Allison M. Keys | 预测配体与其靶标的结合方式是小分子药物发现的核心环节。现代共折叠模型能够生成多种不同的候选姿态,但可靠地对这些候选姿态进行排序仍具有挑战性。我们引入Pyrite,一种成对姿态排序基准测试,包含来自多种不同蛋白-配体复合物中的1,500对姿态。具备3D可视化工具及物理-

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Computer Science > Machine Learning

Title: Pyrite: Building and Benchmarking Protein-Ligand Pose Ranking Agents

Abstract: Predicting how a ligand binds to its target is central to small-molecule drug discovery. Modern cofolding models can generate diverse candidate poses, but reliably ranking these candidates remains challenging. We introduce Pyrite, a pairwise pose-ranking benchmark comprising 1,500 pose pairs across diverse protein-ligand complexes. Expert chemists equipped with 3D visualization tools and physics-based scores perform near chance, highlighting the difficulty of interpreting available chemical signals. To investigate automated ranking, we introduce PyriteRep, a structured representation of molecular geometry, protein-ligand interactions, and physicochemical scores, and develop two LLM-based agents: PyriteReasoner, which directly compares poses through text-based reasoning, and PyriteFeaturizer, which generates executable code to construct features for logistic regression, optionally incorporating features derived from LLM subcalls. These agents achieve up to 67% and 74% accuracy, respectively, exceeding observed expert performance. LLM-guided feature discovery generally outperforms direct reasoning, while Group Relative Policy Optimization (GRPO) improves open-weight models, enabling them to match or surpass closed-source frontier models in our evaluations. These results establish Pyrite as a challenging test of pose-ranking ability and highlight LLM-guided feature discovery as a promising approach to interpret and combine the outputs of computational chemistry tools.

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