Observed arrival · 2026-10-27
Drylab: cell experiments before the bench
Drylab describes an in-silico platform for ranking gene knockouts and drug screens before wet-lab work.
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- The listed yeast model has 4,105 reactions across 14 compartments; the page says its version is pinned by checksum.
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The page identifies yeast-GEM v9.1.1 and lists 4,105 reactions, 2,748 metabolites, and 1,143 genes across 14 compartments. It describes TP1 as a seconds-scale learned surrogate and TP2 as a full-network pass over all single deletions in about a minute; these timings and validation details are project claims. Drug-screen targets include four named cell lines, but those simulations are labeled theory for now.
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