End-to-End Differentiable Design of Cardiac-Safe Therapeutics via Physics-Informed Neuro-Symbolic Learning

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This preprint presents Nabadat-Q1, an end-to-end differentiable framework that links molecular structure to cardiac electrophysiological risk by propagating arrhythmia-risk gradients from a population of virtual hearts through a biophysical simulator (JAX-based O’Hara–Rudy) into a molecular encoder. Using 45 known high-risk drugs, the physics-informed gradient-based optimization “de-risked” 41 (91%), identifying a dominant autonomously suggested modification that reduces hERG potency while introducing protective ICaL co-blockade, and it reports Logic Tensor Network constraints with >85% satisfaction. On 115 FDA-approved drugs, the method achieves 71.3% three-class TdP accuracy with a 90.9% safety rate and provides transparent per-prediction explanations, but the work is a preprint and not peer reviewed. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Current computational cardiac safety pipelines predict ion channel affinity and simulate electrophysiological risk in isolation, with no gradient signal connecting physiological outcomes to molecular structure. We present Nabadat-Q1, the first end-to-end differentiable platform that propagates arrhythmia risk gradients from a population of virtual hearts back through a biophysical cardiac simulator to the molecular encoder. This enables gradient-based inverse molecular design for cardiac safety: starting from 45 known HIGH-risk drugs, physics-informed optimization successfully de-risked 41 (91%) by following the gradient through a JAX-based O'Hara–Rudy simulator. The dominant modification identified autonomously—reducing hERG potency while introducing protective ICaL co-blockade—recapitulates the pharmacological principle underlying verapamil's safety. Five neuro-symbolic axioms implemented via Logic Tensor Networks enforce biophysical consistency, achieving >85% satisfaction across all constraints. On 115 FDA-approved drugs, the system reaches 71.3% three-class TdP accuracy (90.9% safety rate) with transparent, per-prediction explanations. Nabadat-Q1 transforms cardiac safety from passive screening into physics-guided generative design.
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We present Nabadat-Q1, the first end-to-end differentiable platform that propagates arrhythmia risk gradients from a population of virtual hearts back through a biophysical cardiac simulator to the molecular encoder. This enables gradient-based inverse molecular design for cardiac safety: starting from 45 known HIGH-risk drugs, physics-informed optimization successfully de-risked 41 (91%) by following the gradient through a JAX-based O'Hara–Rudy simulator. The dominant modification identified autonomously—reducing hERG potency while introducing protective ICaL co-blockade—recapitulates the pharmacological principle underlying verapamil's safety. Five neuro-symbolic axioms implemented via Logic Tensor Networks enforce biophysical consistency, achieving >85% satisfaction across all constraints. On 115 FDA-approved drugs, the system reaches 71.3% three-class TdP accuracy (90.9% safety rate) with transparent, per-prediction explanations. Nabadat-Q1 transforms cardiac safety from passive screening into physics-guided generative design. Health sciences/Cardiology/Cardiovascular biology/Cardiovascular diseases/Arrhythmias/Ventricular tachycardia Biological sciences/Computational biology and bioinformatics/Virtual drug screening Biological sciences/Computational biology and bioinformatics/Computational models differentiable simulation inverse molecular design cardiac safety neuro-symbolic AI Logic Tensor Networks population digital twins Torsade de Pointes Full Text Additional Declarations Yes there is potential Competing Interest. M.A.Y. is Founder and CEO of Biosentry and has patent applications related to this work Cite Share Download PDF Status: Posted Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. 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