Xaira Therapeutics is set to revolutionize the pharmaceutical landscape by transforming the process of discovering and developing medicines by applying advanced AI methodologies from start to finish.
At the core of Xaira's groundbreaking approach is its expertise in biological machine learning. This expertise is bolstered by the company's adeptness at harnessing, integrating, and extracting insights from extensive multidimensional datasets. These datasets comprehensively understand disease-related biology across various scales, ranging from molecular interactions to human physiology.
"Driven by growing data sets and new methods, there has been accelerating progress in artificial intelligence and its applications to medicine, biology and chemistry, including seminal work from David Baker’s lab at the Institute for Protein Design," said Dr. Vikram Bajaj, CEO of Foresite Labs and Managing Director of Foresite Capital. "In starting Xaira, we have brought together incredible multidisciplinary talent and capabilities at the right time to reimagine our entire approach, from drug discovery to clinical development."
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Xaira Therapeutics Uses AI to Help with Drug Development and Discovery
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Industry Implications
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