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Today we’re announcing X-Cell — Xaira’s first step toward a virtual cell. 🧬 A foundation model that predicts how gene expression changes under causal perturbations — across cell types, conditions, and even unseen biology. This is not trained on observational atlases. It is trained on interventions. 🧵👇

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