Prediction
Score target pairs
For better model co-building, we appreciate your supplemental target combinations. Submit supplement
Mechanism-aware target discovery
Omics-guided Multi-scale Network Integration for Target Combination prediction, a cancer target-combination prediction framework with generalization ability and mechanism interpretability.
Prediction service
Submit Gene-symbol target pairs or a CSV/TSV/TXT file, choose a disease, and rank candidates by OmniTC score.
Prediction
For better model co-building, we appreciate your supplemental target combinations. Submit supplement
Results
Scores are returned in descending order with pathway counts when enabled.
| Rank | Disease | Gene 1 | Gene 2 | Score | Label | Shared pathways |
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Documentation
A concise guide for prediction, pathway analysis, result interpretation, and model co-building submissions.
Use HGNC Gene symbols, one target pair per line, or upload a CSV/TSV/TXT file with gene1 and gene2 columns. Each prediction request accepts up to 100 pairs and file uploads up to 5 MB.
The pathway module follows the original filter_and_analyze workflow. Reactome is available locally; GO BP, GO CC, GO MF, and KEGG are optional gseapy-backed categories.
Score is the model probability used for descending ranking. Valid indicates the model recognized and scored the submitted target pair.
Supplemental target combinations require a reference source. Files are limited to 10 MB, and the local curation folder accepts up to 100 MB total.
Submit supplementFramework
OmniTC models cancer target-combination identification as a matching problem between disease-state representation and target-combination representation.
It constructs multi-omics node features, a heterogeneous gene regulatory network, disease-specific subnetworks, and target-combination representations, then outputs disease-specific target-combination scores through a cross-attention module.
Lab Location
Laboratory of Molecular Modeling and Design
East China University of Science and Technology
Prof. Yun Tang
ytang234@ecust.edu.cn
Model co-building
Thank you for contributing target-combination evidence. These submissions support future model and website updates.