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CETSAx–NADPH

CETSAx–NADPH is a computational framework for analyzing protein stability responses to NADPH using CETSA data. It combines biophysical modeling, statistical scoring, systems-level analysis, and sequence-based learning into a single pipeline.

At its core, the system answers three questions:

  • Which proteins respond to NADPH?
  • How strong and reliable is that response?
  • Why do these responses occur at the molecular and sequence level?

The pipeline moves from raw dose–response measurements to interpretable biological insights across multiple scales.

What makes this system different

  • It prioritizes biophysical interpretability, not just statistical fit.
  • It integrates protein-level, pathway-level, and sequence-level signals.
  • It includes explainable AI, allowing residue-level interpretation of predictions.

High-level workflow

  • Curve fitting of CETSA dose–response data
  • Sensitivity scoring across the proteome
  • Pathway and network-level aggregation
  • Latent structure discovery
  • Sequence-based modeling and interpretation

Each component is modular but designed to work coherently as a system.

Intended audience

This framework is designed for:

  • Computational biologists working with CETSA or thermal profiling
  • Systems biologists studying metabolic or redox responses
  • Researchers interested in interpretable protein language models