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<p>Inspired by ChatGPT&rsquo;s popularity and wondering if this approach could speed up the drug design process, scientists in the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.chapman.edu/scst/index.aspx">Schmid College of Science and Technology</a>&nbsp;at Chapman University in Orange, California, decided to create their own genAI model, detailed in the new paper, &ldquo;De Novo Drug Design using Transformer-based Machine Translation and Reinforcement Learning of Adaptive Monte-Carlo Tree Search,&rdquo; to be published in the journal&nbsp;<em>Pharmaceuticals</em>. Dony Ang, Cyril Rakovski, and Hagop Atamian coded a model to learn a massive dataset of known chemicals, how they bind to target proteins, and the rules and syntax of chemical structure and properties writ large.&nbsp;</p> <p>The end result can generate countless unique molecular structures that follow essential chemical and biological constraints and effectively

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