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MOL-Mamba: Enhancing Molecular Representation with Structural & Electronic Insights

AAAI 2025 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Molecular graph pretraining · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes MOL-Mamba, a self-supervised molecular representation framework that fuses atom/fragment graph Mamba reasoning with electronic descriptor masked modeling via a Mamba-Transformer fuser.

Problem

Molecular representation learning often ignores the relationship between molecular structure and electronic information and the internal semantic reasoning within molecules, yielding incomplete representations for property prediction.

Approach

Combines a graph-augmented Mamba (GraphSSM with adjacency/distance-modulated state updates, fragment-aware node sorting, and positional encoding) over atom and fragment graphs with a Mamba-Transformer fuser that integrates masked electronic descriptor tokens, trained with structural distribution and e-semantic masked losses.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · BBBPROC-AUC (%): 84.8 (±2.2) -> 75.0 (±0.2)Hurt
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · Tox21ROC-AUC (%): 79.8 (±0.7) -> 81.3 (±0.4)Helped
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · ClinToxROC-AUC (%): 93.2 (±1.7) -> 92.7 (±1.1)Hurt
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · HIVROC-AUC (%): 80.8 (±0.3) -> 81.6 (±0.5)Helped
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · BACEROC-AUC (%): 89.0 (±0.3) -> 86.4 (±0.3)Hurt
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · SIDERROC-AUC (%): 68.0 (±1.1) -> 68.3 (±0.9)Helped
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · MUVROC-AUC (%): 88.6 (±2.2) -> 89.0 (±1.2)Helped
Use MOL-Mamba instead of the strongest listed baselinemolecular property prediction · ESOLRMSE: 0.79 (±0.03) -> 0.63 (±0.01)Helped
Remove all self-supervised losses (ablation)MOL-Mamba · BBBPROC-AUC (%): 75.0 (±0.2) -> 72.5 (±0.4)Hurt
Add L_d, L_s, and L_f to the training objectives (ablation)MOL-Mamba · Tox21ROC-AUC (%): 78.6 (±0.6) -> 80.9 (±0.4)Helped
Add L_mask to the training objectives (ablation)MOL-Mamba · Tox21ROC-AUC (%): 80.9 (±0.4) -> 81.3 (±0.4)Helped
Remove graph node sorting strategy (ablation)MOL-Mamba MG module · BBBPROC-AUC (%): 75.0 (±0.2) -> 73.2 (±0.4)Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: GEOM BBBP Tox21 ClinTox HIV BACE SIDER MUV FreeSolv ESOL Lipo QM9

Benchmarks: BBBP Tox21 ClinTox HIV BACE SIDER MUV FreeSolv ESOL Lipo QM9

Metrics: ROC-AUC RMSE MAE

Baselines: SchNet GIN AttentiveFP DMPNN PretrainGNN GROVER GEM GraphMVP MolCLR Uni-Mol MOLEBLEND

Builds on: Mamba PSM GIN SchNet KCL

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