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I built a pharmacogenomics engine that matches your DNA to the right peptides. 827 providers. 102 peptides. 54,000 evidence chains. An iOS app. A knowledge graph validated against clinical standards. $1,300 in sales. No team. No funding. Just fumes. Looking for angels who get it. DM me.

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