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SEngine Precision Medicine, Atomwise Partner on Personalized Cancer Drug Development

Sep 10, 2019
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NEW YORK — SEngine Precision Medicine and Atomwise announced today that they have partnered to develop new personalized treatments for cancer.

Under the alliance, San Francisco-based Atomwise will use its artificial intelligence technology to discover and develop small molecule inhibitors against gene targets, provided by SEngine, essential for cancer cell growth.

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