“You can run much more to inform what do you run next in the experiments… replace experiments… you can run less experiments and still look at a wider set of models”

The AI in Business Podcast · Turning Biological Complexity into R&D Advantage with Virtual Cells - with Giorgio Gaglia of Sanofi & Daniel Veres of Turbine

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state that virtual cell predictions can reduce the number of in-vitro experiments needed while still covering a wider set of models

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