Lunai Bioworks Unveils AI Platform for Early Detection of Neurotoxic Compounds

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<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/LNAI">Lunai Bioworks</a> Unveils AI Platform for Early Detection of Neurotoxic Compounds

Lunai Bioworks Inc. has announced promising early results from its AI-based platform designed to detect neurotoxic compounds, particularly those that interact with acetylcholinesterase-the same target affected by nerve agents like Sarin. The platform, which combines chemical feature analysis, machine learning, and high-throughput zebrafish behavioral assays, demonstrated high accuracy in distinguishing active inhibitors from inactive compounds. The company's approach enables rapid, cost-effective screening for neurotoxic threats and potential countermeasures, leveraging zebrafish as an FDA-recognized model for toxicology. The results have been announced, and future phases will include integrating real-time physiological profiling to further prioritize candidate compounds.

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