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Edge-Aware Graph Attention Networks for Interpreting Biophysical Mechanisms from Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Sep 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 58 references
Biology

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This approach provides an interpretable AI strategy for uncovering the communication mechanisms that underlie folding, allostery, and long-range signal propagation in molecular machines, while also supporting AI-guided modulation of biomolecular function and rational protein engineering.

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