PepPharmaHub: a cloud-based platform integrating multimodel language architectures with curated data resources for therapeutic peptide discovery.

IF 5.4 1区 生物学 Q1 BIOLOGY
Dongya Qin, Xiang Qin, Hai Fang, Zheng Wang
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Abstract

Background: Therapeutic peptides represent a rapidly expanding class of drug candidates due to their diverse biological activities and high specificity. However, accurately predicting peptide functions directly from sequence information remains a major challenge in computational peptidomics. Current tools, typically standalone applications or functionally constrained web servers, lack the flexibility and scalability essential for modern peptide discovery workflows. Therefore, it is necessary to develop a cloud-based, no-code platform that enables customizable modeling and high-throughput functional screening of therapeutic peptides.

Results: PepPharmaHub provides a cloud-based, end-to-end platform that integrates advanced sequence-based language modeling with curated benchmark datasets and interactive visualization modules. The platform features a high-throughput screening module powered by a diverse set of 24 models targeting 20 therapeutic properties, alongside a customizable model training pipeline for user-defined screening tasks. Comprehensive benchmarking on 24 public datasets demonstrates that PepPharmaHub matches or surpasses state-of-the-art predictors, significantly improving the efficiency of large-scale peptide screening. Compared with existing public web servers, PepPharmaHub attains a higher, more tightly distributed accuracy on 3475 newly reported bioactive peptides from 1 January 2023 to 1 June 2025 (20 independent tasks), indicating stronger generalization and practical utility.

Conclusions: PepPharmaHub enables accurate, high-throughput prediction of peptide functions through customizable deep learning models and a no-code interface. By outperforming existing tools across multiple benchmarks and supporting interpretable sequence analysis, the platform offers a practical solution for accelerating peptide-based drug discovery.

PepPharmaHub:一个基于云的平台,集成了多模型语言架构和精心策划的数据资源,用于治疗肽的发现。
背景:治疗肽因其多样的生物活性和高特异性而成为一类快速发展的候选药物。然而,直接从序列信息中准确预测肽的功能仍然是计算肽组学的主要挑战。当前的工具,通常是独立的应用程序或功能受限的web服务器,缺乏现代肽发现工作流程所必需的灵活性和可扩展性。因此,有必要开发一个基于云的、无代码的平台,使治疗肽的可定制建模和高通量功能筛选成为可能。结果:PepPharmaHub提供了一个基于云的端到端平台,该平台将先进的基于序列的语言建模与精心策划的基准数据集和交互式可视化模块集成在一起。该平台具有高通量筛选模块,由针对20种治疗特性的24种不同模型提供支持,以及可定制的模型训练管道,用于用户定义的筛选任务。对24个公共数据集的综合基准测试表明,PepPharmaHub匹配或超过了最先进的预测指标,显著提高了大规模肽筛选的效率。与现有的公共web服务器相比,PepPharmaHub在2023年1月1日至2025年6月1日(20个独立任务)3475个新报道的生物活性肽上获得了更高、更紧密的分布准确性,具有更强的泛化性和实用性。结论:PepPharmaHub通过可定制的深度学习模型和无代码接口,能够准确、高通量地预测肽功能。通过在多个基准测试中优于现有工具并支持可解释的序列分析,该平台为加速基于肽的药物发现提供了实用的解决方案。
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BMC Biology
BMC Biology 生物-生物学
CiteScore
7.80
自引率
1.90%
发文量
260
审稿时长
3 months
期刊介绍: BMC Biology is a broad scope journal covering all areas of biology. Our content includes research articles, new methods and tools. BMC Biology also publishes reviews, Q&A, and commentaries.
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