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How can AI accelerate advances in physiology?

Biology

How can AI accelerate advances in physiology?

A. D. Mcculloch

Discover how artificial intelligence is set to revolutionize physiology in this insightful research by Andrew D McCulloch. This study delves into the challenges of data overload in biology and highlights the potential of deep learning to connect genetic data with tissue function, particularly in cardiac myocytes.... show more
Abstract
Publisher
Journal of General Physiology
Published On
Jan 01, 2023
Authors
Andrew D McCulloch
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.202313388
Tags
artificial intelligence
deep learning
physiology
genotype-phenotype relationships
cardiac myocytes
machine learning
pathophysiological phenotypes

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