Pan.bio published a podcast episode featuring Dr. Ahmad Nabhan discussing cellular communication and signaling pathways.
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How do cells “talk” to each other? 🧬 There are specialized genes that act as signaling pathways between cells. Through signaling, cells send and receive molecular messa…
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Pan.bio
End-to-end bioinformatics platform.
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- Biotechnology Research
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- Boston, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
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Pan.bio is the AI-powered, end-to-end genomics platform connecting bioinformatics workflows, variant interpretation, and patient cohort data, all in one place.
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Pan.bio is looking for MD students with hands-on experience in clinical cohort & patient data analysis, data science & AI, software engineering, or biomedical data modelling to work on real projects.
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Pan.bio held its first Journal Club session mapping the path to clinical multi-omics by Dr. Said Ismail.
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