Chinese scientists launched a "human cell lineage" mega-facility project on March 25 in Guangzhou City, south China's Guangdong Province, designed to crack the code of human development, disease and the aging process. The technology could enhance the effectiveness of treatments before the patient undergoes them, allowing scientists to simulate the therapeutic outcomes of various treatments on these digital patients, thereby enhancing the precision of diagnosis and treatment. (CGTN)
China just announced a groundbreaking "human cell lineage" mega-facility in South China's Guangdong, designed to crack the code of human development, disease, and aging. Led by Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health, Chinese Academy of Sciences, the facility aims to map the spatiotemporal evolution of cells throughout the human lifespan, develop a large-scale AI model for digital cells, and construct a digital physiological human.
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