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Prime editing has continuously improved since David R. Liu's lab introduced it in 2019. 3 new studies from his lab advance prime editing systems, addressing key bottlenecks by increasing the efficiency and improving its potency when delivered into the body.

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IMO the most important scientific event this week was the publication of David R. Liu’s new Nature article 🧵👇in which he presented a new and promising Gene Editing modality named PERT - Prime Editing-mediated Readthrough of premature termination codons. This new modality - which uses Prime Editing to converted a regular tRNA gene into a highly optimized suppressor tRNA thus enabling permanent readthrough of premature stop codons, could potentially provide a one-time curative treatment for countless nonsense mutations which are responsible for almost one-third of all human genetic diseases! Here is an excellent lecture by Prof. David Liu - one of the most important scientists and innovators of our lifetime and the person who invented both Base editing and Prime editing - the 2 top leading modalities of Gene Editing, in which he throughly explains this huge scientific breakthrough. $PRME $BEAM

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I would strongly advise every American leader and policymaker to listen carefully to David R. Liu - the most important scientist and innovator of our lifetime and the person who invented both Base editing & Prime editing - the 2 top leading modalities of Gene editing, when he describes in 60 Minutes the grave danger which the American BioTech ecosystem is facing due to insufficient federal funding. America is already losing its technological and innovative edge! $BEAM $PRME
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Dr. David Sinclair says his lab at Harvard grew a miniature human brain in a dish. Then two small black dots appeared on its surface. They were eyes. These brains are grown from single human cells. They develop the same structures found in a full human brain... They even have measurable brain waves... And under a microscope, you can see calcium signals firing like fireworks. This indicates neurons are communicating with each other in the same way neurons in your brain are firing right now as you read this. After about a year, the firing fades and the brain loses function. Sinclair says when his team treats these aging brains with three "longevity" genes called OSK, the firing comes back on. They have also introduced Alzheimer's disease into these brains. Using the same three genes, it reverses. He says this technology is not limited to brains. His lab has reversed aging in the eye, liver, kidney, and skin. Every tissue responds to the same treatment. Now the first human trial is coming. — David Sinclair (David Sinclair) on Tom Bilyeu's (Tom Bilyeu) podcast PS. David Sinclair is speaking at SynBioBeta on May 6th this year, discussing the science of slowing and reversing aging. Tickets available in the comments below.

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They are now arresting parents who try to rescue their children from Muslim Grooming gangs in The UK. What did Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan know about the r@pe jihad within his domain and when did he know it? What did Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, know since he was head of Crown Prosecution Services from 2008-2013? And where are all the "good Muslims" speaking out against the coverup of r@pe holocaust in The UK. Elon Musk Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

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Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif Pakistan acknowledges the World Bank Group’s valuable support which has been instrumental in advancing Pakistan's economic development and reforms. Prime Minister Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad today. Prime Minister welcomed Mr. Ajay Banga at his first official visit as President of the World Bank Group. The Prime Minister appreciated the World Bank Group for its long-standing partnership with Pakistan and its commitment to supporting the development priorities of the country especially through the 10-year World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework (CPF). The Premier also appreciated Mr.Banga's leadership in transforming the World Bank Group into more impactful development partner. Prime Minister stated that Government of Pakistan is vigorously working on economic reform agenda with multi-pronged comprehensive structural home grown program aimed at sustainable economic stability. The Prime Minister appreciated the support of the World Bank Group in resilient infrastructure, agribusiness, digital development, energy, human capital, fiscal reforms, and increasing productive private investment for job creation and growth. Prime Minister and Mr.Banga reiterated the need to fast-track implementation and ensure strong oversight to deliver impact at speed and scale on CPF-aligned priorities. These measures would duly assist Prime Minister’s initiative to address and resolve Implementation Bottlenecks in development projects. The Prime Minister expressed the government’s commitment to structural reforms that would unlock job-rich growth and further strengthen investors' confidence. Mr. Ajay Banga expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister for his reception and hospitality in Pakistan. Mr. Ajay Banga commended Government of Pakistan’s ongoing reform efforts and reaffirmed his commitment to deepening cooperation through a One World Bank Group approach. He added that greater leverage of private resources, in addition to strong coordination with development partners, is necessary to meet the ambition of the government’s reform agenda.
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Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif Pakistan acknowledges the World Bank Group’s valuable support which has been instrumental in advancing Pakistan's economic development and reforms. Prime Minister Mr. Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group (WBG) calls on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad today. Prime Minister welcomed Mr. Ajay Banga at his first official visit as President of the World Bank Group. The Prime Minister appreciated the World Bank Group for its long-standing partnership with Pakistan and its commitment to supporting the development priorities of the country especially through the 10-year World Bank Group Country Partnership Framework (CPF). The Premier also appreciated Mr.Banga's leadership in transforming the World Bank Group into more impactful development partner. Prime Minister stated that Government of Pakistan is vigorously working on economic reform agenda with multi-pronged comprehensive structural home grown program aimed at sustainable economic stability. The Prime Minister appreciated the support of the World Bank Group in resilient infrastructure, agribusiness, digital development, energy, human capital, fiscal reforms, and increasing productive private investment for job creation and growth. Prime Minister and Mr.Banga reiterated the need to fast-track implementation and ensure strong oversight to deliver impact at speed and scale on CPF-aligned priorities. These measures would duly assist Prime Minister’s initiative to address and resolve Implementation Bottlenecks in development projects. The Prime Minister expressed the government’s commitment to structural reforms that would unlock job-rich growth and further strengthen investors' confidence. Mr. Ajay Banga expressed his gratitude to the Prime Minister for his reception and hospitality in Pakistan. Mr. Ajay Banga commended Government of Pakistan’s ongoing reform efforts and reaffirmed his commitment to deepening cooperation through a One World Bank Group approach. He added that greater leverage of private resources, in addition to strong coordination with development partners, is necessary to meet the ambition of the government’s reform agenda.

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ARISE NEWS

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Welcome to the Lab of the Future! 🧬🤖 Excited to share LUMI-lab, out today in Cell — a self-driving platform that pairs an AI foundation model with a robotic lab to autonomously discover ionizable lipids (LNPs) for mRNA delivery. The core problem: Designing lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) is hard. The chemical space of ionizable lipids is vast, experimental cycles are slow, and — critically — historical LNP datasets are far too small to train a predictive model from scratch. Most AI approaches in this space hit a wall immediately: not enough data to learn from. Our solution: lab-in-the-loop foundation model learning. Instead of training on LNP data alone, LUMI starts as a transformer-based foundation model pretrained across broad chemical space, building rich molecular representations before it ever sees a single LNP experiment. Then it enters a closed loop with a robotic synthesis platform: predict → synthesize → assay → update. Each round of real wet-lab experiments fine-tunes the model, which then proposes smarter candidates for the next round. The lab isn't just validating AI predictions — it's actively teaching the model, continuously. What happened when we let it run: LUMI-lab autonomously synthesized and screened 1,700+ ionizable lipids in human bronchial epithelial cells. The top candidate — LUMI-6 — features a brominated lipid tail, a structural motif that had been largely overlooked in LNP design. LUMI found it without being told where to look. When formulated into LNPs and delivered intratracheally to mice, LUMI-6 achieved 20.3% gene editing efficiency in lung epithelial cells — a compelling result for one of the hardest-to-reach therapeutic targets, directly relevant to diseases like cystic fibrosis and alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. Why this matters beyond LNPs: This is a proof of concept for a broader thesis — that foundation model pretraining + active learning + robotic experimentation can overcome the data scarcity bottleneck that plagues AI-driven discovery in biology. You don't need a massive domain-specific dataset to start. You need a model that can generalize, a lab that can generate the right data, and a loop that connects them. Huge congratulations to first authors Yue Xu, Haotian Cui, and Kuan Pang, and to the entire Bowen LI team. Grateful to our collaborators at University Health Network and Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, and to Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Research Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Research. 📄 Paper:
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Welcome to the Lab of the Future! 🧬🤖 Excited to share LUMI-lab, out today in Cell — a self-driving platform that pairs an AI foundation model with a robotic lab to autonomously discover ionizable lipids (LNPs) for mRNA delivery. The core problem: Designing lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) is hard. The chemical space of ionizable lipids is vast, experimental cycles are slow, and — critically — historical LNP datasets are far too small to train a predictive model from scratch. Most AI approaches in this space hit a wall immediately: not enough data to learn from. Our solution: lab-in-the-loop foundation model learning. Instead of training on LNP data alone, LUMI starts as a transformer-based foundation model pretrained across broad chemical space, building rich molecular representations before it ever sees a single LNP experiment. Then it enters a closed loop with a robotic synthesis platform: predict → synthesize → assay → update. Each round of real wet-lab experiments fine-tunes the model, which then proposes smarter candidates for the next round. The lab isn't just validating AI predictions — it's actively teaching the model, continuously. What happened when we let it run: LUMI-lab autonomously synthesized and screened 1,700+ ionizable lipids in human bronchial epithelial cells. The top candidate — LUMI-6 — features a brominated lipid tail, a structural motif that had been largely overlooked in LNP design. LUMI found it without being told where to look. When formulated into LNPs and delivered intratracheally to mice, LUMI-6 achieved 20.3% gene editing efficiency in lung epithelial cells — a compelling result for one of the hardest-to-reach therapeutic targets, directly relevant to diseases like cystic fibrosis and alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency. Why this matters beyond LNPs: This is a proof of concept for a broader thesis — that foundation model pretraining + active learning + robotic experimentation can overcome the data scarcity bottleneck that plagues AI-driven discovery in biology. You don't need a massive domain-specific dataset to start. You need a model that can generalize, a lab that can generate the right data, and a loop that connects them. Huge congratulations to first authors Yue Xu, Haotian Cui, and Kuan Pang, and to the entire Bowen LI team. Grateful to our collaborators at University Health Network and Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, and to Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Research Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Research. 📄 Paper:

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