TwoXAR Inc. wants to help the biopharma industry make good use of big data. The start-up hopes to change the way drug discovery works, with software that can analyze broad arrays of data – chemical compound libraries, gene expression data, protein interaction networks, protein binding databases, patient records and just about anything else related to drug development – and propose a "short list" of drug candidates with a high probability of making it to the clinic.
twoXAR Inc.
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