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Aug 13, 2026, 16:16
Isabella Presch: A New AI Approach to Protein Engineering
Isabella Presch, Senior Medical Director Rare diseases, Advanced therapies and Pediatrics at Fortrea, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Scientists create an AI-based tool called Raygun that can compress or expand natural proteins while maintaining their form and function, marking a major advance in protein engineering for gene therapy and biomedical research.”
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