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"Our starting point was creating what I call the Google Maps for the immune system," – Noam Solomon In a recent interview with Zach Winn from MIT Technology Review, our co-founder and CEO, Noam Solomon, discussed how we’re helping to predict a patient’s response to treatments by building a comprehensive map of the immune system. Using AMICA™, our detailed immune system database, our “map” is refining patient treatment and fostering more successful clinical trials in the pharmaceutical industry. Read the full article to see how we’re harnessing the power of big data to forge a new path in drug development and personalized medicine: https://lnkd.in/dmkde-yJ

Improving drug development with a vast map of the immune system

Improving drug development with a vast map of the immune system

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Stephan Permann

Mag.pharm., PhD - Bridging gaps between general public and biotech, step-by-step: Educate, Collaborate, Innovate. Understanding life sciences a little bit better every day.

6mo

This is such a great approach and IMHO has a lot of potential to indirectly diversify the drug candidates entering clinical trials! The knowledge on possible outcome and interactions before investing in clinical trials will definitely have some impact on pharmaceutical industry.

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