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Artificial Intelligence for Biology: How Machines Learned to Read, and Rewrite, Life

Artificial Intelligence for Biology: How Machines Learned to Read, and Rewrite, Life

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General ComputersGeneral ScienceGenetics

ISBN13: 9798189538117
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 3 2026
Pages: 166
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

For most of human history, the instructions that build a human being were locked inside every cell, unreadable, invisible, and beyond reach. Then, in the space of a few decades, we learned to read them. Now we are beginning to rewrite them.

Artificial Intelligence for Biology tells the story of two scientific revolutions that unfolded at the same time and reshaped one another. One was the rise of artificial intelligence, giving us systems that can see, read, and reason about biological data at a scale no human could match. The other was the transformation of biology itself, bringing technologies that made it possible to sequence genomes, edit DNA, map every cell in the human body, and predict the three-dimensional structures of proteins with remarkable accuracy.

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