Focus: Genesis Therapeutics is an AI-driven drug discovery biotech focused on oncology, neurology, cardiovascular, women's health, and immunology indications. The company operates at Series B stage from Burlingame, CA with a technology-first approach to target identification and validation.
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Upgrade to Pro — $25/moRecent peer-reviewed publications with author affiliations at this company
Application of modelling of cell monolayer permeation data to generate input parameters compatible with in vitro-in vivo translation of blood-brain-barrier disposition of drugs.
Comparing massively-multitask regression algorithms for drug discovery.
Alkyl sulfonyl fluorides as ambiphiles in the stereoselective palladium(II)-catalysed cyclopropanation of unactivated alkenes.
A covalent allosteric molecular glue suppresses NRF2-dependent cancer growth.
Redefining druggable targets with artificial intelligence.
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