Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The biggest problem in developing medicines today is we don't know which genes to go after.
Your body has over 20,000 genes, and diseases rarely come down to just one.
That's where the virtual cell comes in.
Jacob Kimmel explains how AI can model thousands of gene combinations and narrow down which ones actually restore function before anyone touches a lab.
The biggest problem in developing medicines today is we don't know which genes to go after.
Your body has over 20,000 genes, and diseases rarely come down to just one.
That's where the virtual cell comes in.
Jacob Kimmel explains how AI can model thousands of gene combinations and narrow down which ones actually restore function before anyone touches a lab.
