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The Biotech Beat

Science EN ↓ 2 episódios

The Biotech Beat is your go-to podcast for decoding the science shaping our future. From synthetic biology and gene editing to groundbreaking therapeutics and biotech startups, we break down complex topics into engaging conversations. Whether you’re a curious mind, a student, or a scientist on the go, join us each week as we explore the innovations, challenges, and people behind the world of biotechnology.

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Science

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Último episódio

17 de ago de 2025

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Episódios

Monoclonal Antibodies: Engineering the Future of Precision Medicine 17.08.2025

A scientific discussion touches upon the potential evolution of viruses to become integrated into the host genome, while another academic source specifically addresses the structural basis of antibody-antigen recognition, emphasizing the contributions of both hypervariable and constant regions to binding specificity and effector functions.

AIntibody: AI/ML Antibody Discovery Design Challenge 06.08.2025

Tune in to explore AIntibody, an innovative AI/ML benchmarking competition for antibody discovery. Like CASP, it validates computational models by having participants submit antibody sequences for experimental wet lab testing. This initiative provides clarity on the real-world capabilities and limitations of AI/ML in therapeutic antibody engineering.

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