Objective
Connect bmyCure4MM drug-discovery capabilities to Multiple Myeloma-specific biological dependencies, drug-response data, molecular states, and evidence rather than relying on generic molecular similarity or drug-likeness alone.
This issue owns the MM-specific evidence/data layer consumed by the end-to-end mechanism-to-molecule pipeline in #77.
Initial data sources
- DepMap CRISPR dependencies and omics;
- GDSC drug-response data;
- PRISM drug-repurposing data;
- CoMMpass genomics, transcriptomics, treatment, and outcomes;
- curated MM cell-line metadata and relevant public functional screens;
- ChEMBL, PubChem, PDB, and other compound/target resources as supporting layers.
Scope
- resolve MM cell-line and sample identities across sources;
- construct gene-dependency, drug-sensitivity, target, pathway, and biomarker matrices;
- record tissue, subtype, treatment context, assay, concentration, and quality;
- define train/test splits that avoid cell-line, compound, or scaffold leakage where applicable;
- establish transparent RF/linear/elastic-net baselines before deep models;
- add interpretable genomic/transcriptomic response-prediction baselines;
- connect candidates to the resistance and evidence graphs;
- separate target validation, compound activity, ADME, and clinical plausibility.
Relationship to #77
#57 = MM-specific evidence and dependency substrate
#77 = mechanism → target → modality → molecule → developability → PK/PD → virtual-patient counterfactual pipeline
#57 therefore provides governed evidence for the Mechanism & Pathway Atlas, patient/subtype mechanistic profiles, target prioritization, MM-specific candidate relevance and drug-response validation in #77.
A generic molecular score cannot satisfy #57 or #77. Candidate-level outputs must keep distinct:
binding / docking
molecular similarity
MM dependency
functional response
selectivity
off-target liability
clinical / translational evidence
The three discovery lanes in #77—REPURPOSING, OPTIMIZATION, DE_NOVO_DESIGN—may consume this evidence differently, but all MM-relevance claims require an explicit #57 evidence record or an explicit INSUFFICIENT_MM_SPECIFIC_EVIDENCE state.
Acceptance criteria
Non-goals
This issue does not claim that an in-vitro response or computational score is a clinically effective treatment. It does not own molecule generation, retrosynthesis, developability orchestration, candidate PK/PD or virtual-patient counterfactual comparison; those are integrated under #77.
Objective
Connect bmyCure4MM drug-discovery capabilities to Multiple Myeloma-specific biological dependencies, drug-response data, molecular states, and evidence rather than relying on generic molecular similarity or drug-likeness alone.
This issue owns the MM-specific evidence/data layer consumed by the end-to-end mechanism-to-molecule pipeline in #77.
Initial data sources
Scope
Relationship to #77
#57 therefore provides governed evidence for the
Mechanism & Pathway Atlas, patient/subtype mechanistic profiles, target prioritization, MM-specific candidate relevance and drug-response validation in #77.A generic molecular score cannot satisfy #57 or #77. Candidate-level outputs must keep distinct:
The three discovery lanes in #77—
REPURPOSING,OPTIMIZATION,DE_NOVO_DESIGN—may consume this evidence differently, but all MM-relevance claims require an explicit #57 evidence record or an explicitINSUFFICIENT_MM_SPECIFIC_EVIDENCEstate.Acceptance criteria
Non-goals
This issue does not claim that an in-vitro response or computational score is a clinically effective treatment. It does not own molecule generation, retrosynthesis, developability orchestration, candidate PK/PD or virtual-patient counterfactual comparison; those are integrated under #77.