What if machine learning and artificial intelligence could learn to detect one of the most common forms of blood cancer, through evaluating data based on the gene activity of blood cells?
EuropaBio welcomes the in-depth opinion of the European Group on Ethics on the uses of genome editing and thanks the Group for raising the awareness of a technology which will enable the development of many solutions for healthy people and planet.
EuropaBio welcomes the in-depth opinion of the European Group on Ethics on the uses of genome editing and thanks the Group for raising the awareness of a technology which will enable the development of many solutions for healthy people and planet.
EuropaBio welcomes the in-depth opinion of the European Group on Ethics on the uses of genome editing and thanks the Group for raising the awareness of a technology which will enable the development of many solutions for healthy people and planet.
EuropaBio welcomes the in-depth opinion of the European Group on Ethics on the uses of genome editing and thanks the Group for raising the awareness of a technology which will enable the development of many solutions for healthy people and planet.
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