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Follow the Money: Small Molecule Solutions AI Platform, MIT, Basecamp Research Collaboration, More
Oct 29 | Bio-IT World | Terray Therapeutics will enhance their integrated AI platform, tNova, which identifies and optimizes novel small molecule solutions to the most complex problems; Basecamp Research, in collaboration with the laboratory of Dr. David R. Liu at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, plans to advance their data collection and strengthen their AI capabilities; and more. More -
AI Is Nothing Without An AI-Ready Data Strategy
Oct 25 | Bio-IT World | Applied artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming drug discovery research and development, accelerating the journey from lab to lifesaving therapies, and both the reality and the hype are very well known. Less obvious—almost 90% of the iceberg—is the critical role played by data. More -
Cleveland Clinic Researchers Find Hope in Immune Cells’ Reaction to Immunotherapy
Oct 23 | Bio-IT World | There is much we still don’t know about the relationship between immune cells and cancer cells and how they interact and influence each other over the course of immune activating cancer therapies. Researchers at Cleveland Clinic are exploring these relationships and reported their results last month in Nature Medicine. More -
Illumina’s New Desktop Sequencing Series Is Fast, Cheap, Simple
Oct 17 | Bio-IT World | Illumina unveiled its MiSeq i100 Series of sequencing systems last week during an online customer event, comprising two new benchtop instruments: MiSeq i100 and MiSeq i100 Plus Systems. The MiSeq i100 will be available to ship globally in 2025. More -
Pistoia Alliance Research Finds Concerns on Security, Barriers, More
Oct 16 | Bio-IT World | As artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) become increasingly prevalent in the industry, there are still several concerns about its implementation. Mainly, how safe is it to use AI? What measures can be taken to increase and reinforce security? The Pistoia Alliance decided to find out. More -
‘Heretical’ Idea for Treating Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Moves Forward
Oct 15 | Bio-IT World | The clinical utility of treating cancer by modulating the estrogen receptor could radically and quickly expand, initially for patients with triple-negative breast cancer but potentially thereafter to those with melanoma and cancers found in the colon, lung, head, and neck. Hope springs from findings emerging from the lab of Professor Donald McDonnell, Ph.D., at Duke University School of Medicine, where the field of oral selective estrogen down-regulators was pioneered nearly two decades ago. More -
Building Digital Architecture to Reach New Heights: Data and Knowledge Management for Pharma 4.0
Oct 11 | Bio-IT World | In early 2024, it was revealed that contract research and manufacturing organization WuXi Apptec had allegedly shared intellectual property with the Chinese government without their client’s consent. This breach of trust generated widespread concern and backlash, bringing renewed attention to the importance of proper data management and data sharing in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. More -
New Tool Helps Query Databases, Flag Anomalies in Data
Oct 08 | Bio-IT World | In a data science paper published in June, a team of researchers at MIT presents GenSQL, a system to ease answering data science questions. They published the work in Proceedings of the ACM on Programming Languages. GenSQL is available open source in Clojure on GitHub. More -
New Techniques Make RNA Accessible to Study Variants of Uncertain Significance
Oct 03 | Bio-IT World | New work from Dr. Lachlan Jolly and the University of Adelaide’s Neurobiology Research Group is using cutting-edge RNA-based techniques to resolve genetic variants of uncertain significance (VUS) that can't be diagnosed through traditional methods. Many disease-causing genes do not express RNA in accessible tissues like blood or skin, leaving many patients without a clear diagnosis. To overcome this, the team is utilizing two innovative methods—transactivation and transdifferentiation. More -
Fresh Hope of a Functional Cure for HIV
Oct 02 | Bio-IT World | The longstanding reality for most individuals infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a lifetime of taking antiretroviral therapy (ART). But the creation of an HIV-like virus particle that both reduces viral reservoirs and boosts the immune system could make it possible for at least half of all patients to achieve long-term control of the virus after a brief stint of treatment. More
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