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NEC Touts AI as Core of Personalized Cancer Vaccine Development
Japanese electronics giant NEC is developing personalized neoantigen cancer vaccines tailored to the genetic mutations of individual patients’ tumors. At a briefing on August 28, Kazuhide Onoguchi, AI drug development professional at the company, stressed, “AI is not just supporting…
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