The link below contains Cell's articles and code. Because it is 75 MB and downloading is very laborious, I share it with those who are interested or need it.
Is it possible to consider using a similar method to find drugs that can solve the new coronavirus, or learn this idea and combine the results of the structural analysis of West Lake University to simulate the path and principle of the virus's work, so as to find a mechanism to protect the cell membrane or block the work of the virus, whether it is physical or chemical methods.
(Please ignore this paragraph) In addition, can we study why the virus does not cause large-scale infection in bats or other hosts? Are there any substances in their bodies that can prevent the virus from entering the cell membrane of the body? (Please ignore this paragraph)
Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1W6g6okkTKEtm-H_eJ6HZXQ
Extraction code: gyqb
Record 0228|New Coronavirus Mechanism+AI|Natural Dance|Reflection
Original online version: (This article can be approximately translated into Chinese using Google Translate)
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0092867420301021
Here is the original link to the code:
https://github.com/chemprop/chemprop
This is the introduction to the article:
http://www.bioon.com/article/6751088.html?from=timeline
Researchers stated,This is called halicinantibioticswas the first to be discovered by artificial intelligenceantibiotics. Although artificial intelligence has previously been used to assistantibioticsparts of the discovery process, but they say this is the first time artificial intelligence has identified an entirely new class of antibiotics from scratch without using any human assumptions.The research, led by synthetic biologist Jim Collins of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, was published in the journal Cell.
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Machine-translated from the Chinese original 记录0302|Cell 文章的 AI code， 为国内有兴趣使用的人分享 (published 2020-03-02). WeChat original ↗