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Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan say virtual cells could change how science takes risk, letting researchers test bold ideas in simulation before entering the wet lab. “The promise of being able to do virtual biology… is you can actually take on riskier ideas.” “If you had a virtual cell... show more

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