Explain to me what, what does it actually tell you about the behavior of that cell under the influence of a particular medication?

Yeah.

So actually, and that's, that's a key, key aspect of the algorithm.

It tells you both, okay? The-- I told you about the training, right? Then the second part, once the algorithm is trained, is that the, the, this digital twin representation will tell you exactly how a drug is going to modify every cell, uh, that's present in, in, in, in a, a pregnant, a woman during pregnancy, okay? And what is-- how are, you know, the CD4 T cell are going to react when you, when you expose them to aspirin or a combination.

You know, how a monocyte is going to re-- what pathway is gonna be, uh, different, signaling pathway.

Uh, and so that's really getting to, you know, single cell level understanding of how these drugs are modifying the entire immune system.

And by the way, just as a, as a, as a side note, it's amazing how the drugs that we've been screening, you know, they're all developed for a different purpose, and they usually haven't been tested, uh, in such a comprehensive way for their role on the immune system.

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