Dry Lab Experiment
Dry lab experiments refer to simulation, prediction and screening work performed entirely on a computer, as opposed to wet lab experiments. They can significantly reduce the number of candidates that need to enter wet lab testing through prioritization.
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AI can reduce tens of thousands of candidates to a few dozen high-potential molecules through dry-lab prioritization, thereby compressing the number of candidates that need to enter wet-lab experiments.
Wet lab experiments refer to experiments conducted in real physical environments involving biological or chemical materials, such as cell culture, protein expression, gene editing, or compound synthesis, as distinguished from purely computational dry lab experiments.
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Wet lab experiments refer to experiments conducted in real physical environments involving biological or chemical materials, such as cell culture, protein expression, gene editing, or compound synthesis, as distinguished from purely computational dry lab experiments.
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