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The company is one of the players in the newly shaped #techbio sector, or what it's been referred to as "self-driving labs" setups. A lot of high-throughput phenotyping, a powerful AI-enabled image analysis system (partnership with Nvidia $NVDA), and a small molecule drug discovery platform.
December 2, 2024 at 5:06 PM
The company is one of the players in the newly shaped #techbio sector, or what it's been referred to as "self-driving labs" setups. A lot of high-throughput phenotyping, a powerful AI-enabled image analysis system (partnership with Nvidia $NVDA), and a small molecule drug discovery platform.
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Hydrolysates from soy/peanut sidestreams can support cell culture
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Low-cost protein extracts and hydrolysates from plant-based agro-industrial waste: Inputs of interest for cultured meat
The main challenge in large-scale cultured meat production is replacing fetal bovine serum (FBS), an expensive, animal-derived component in the cell c…
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November 27, 2024 at 2:03 PM
Hydrolysates from soy/peanut sidestreams can support cell culture
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