
BindFM is a from-scratch SE(3)-equivariant foundation model for universal biomolecular binding prediction across five modalities: protein–small molecule, protein–protein, protein–nucleic acid, nucleic–small molecule, and nucleic–nucleic. Built with a shared atom-level EGNN encoder and PairFormer trunk, co-trained on binding affinity, 3D complex structure, and de novo binder generation. Special emphasis on therapeutic aptamers including LNA, 2'F, 2'OMe, and phosphorothioate modifications.
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foundation model, machine learning, binding affinity prediction, flow matching, aptamers, molecular biology, equivariant neural networks, RNA aptamers, drug discovery, protein-ligand binding
foundation model, machine learning, binding affinity prediction, flow matching, aptamers, molecular biology, equivariant neural networks, RNA aptamers, drug discovery, protein-ligand binding
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