This invention discloses an
estrogen receptor target identification and
toxicity prediction system and its operation method based on
graph neural networks and
molecular simulation technology. The
system converts compound structures into molecular graphs, constructs atomic node features and
chemical bond edge features / types, inputs these into a graph neural network for characterization learning, and outputs the binding probabilities of
estrogen receptor subtypes such as ESR1, ESR2, and GPER1, as well as predicted
toxicity endpoints such as logAC50 / AC50. Based on the predicted target, the
system automatically selects the
receptor structure and adaptively generates docking box parameters. It then calls AutoDock Vina to complete molecular docking to obtain binding energies and optimal conformations. The
system also displays the three-dimensional complex, interaction statistics, public
database annotation information, and toxicological explanations based on a large
language model in an interactive interface. This system achieves a high-
throughput, interpretable, integrated "prediction-docking-
annotation" analysis
workflow for ER targets.