Are compound from library proposed by AI ?

Started by Bruno Kestemont

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However, results of successive requests are the same. Is there a filter to avoid submitting several times the same molecule ?

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Yes, in recent years, AI development has enabled the generation of chemical compounds from large compound libraries, especially in the field of drug discovery. AI algorithms, particularly those using machine learning and deep learning, can analyze vast datasets of chemical structures and predict novel compounds that might be effective for specific therapeutic targets.

These AI-generated compounds are not randomly chosen but are proposed based on structural similarity, biological activity predictions, and simulated interactions. This significantly accelerates the traditionally time-consuming process of discovering new molecules. AI can even generate virtual libraries of compounds that do not yet exist physically, helping researchers prioritize which ones to synthesize and test.

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This concept can also be extended into app interfaces. For example, android app development platforms are now integrating AI-powered modules that allow researchers and scientists to interact with these libraries through intuitive mobile apps. With AI development being incorporated into android app development, users can access, analyze, and visualize molecular data in real-time on their devices.

So yes, AI is not only proposing compounds from existing libraries but also generating new possibilities that were previously overlooked, transforming how research and development is approached in pharmaceuticals and chemistry.