Pharma consortium forms to train AI on 10,000 antibodies
Ginkgo Datapoints and Berlin's Apheris have launched a consortium with AbbVie, argenx, Lundbeck, and Takeda to standardize antibody data for drug discovery AI. Each company shares proprietary antibody info using Apheris' privacy-preserving system, aiming for a combined dataset of 10,000 antibodies. The goal is to improve how AI spots which antibody drugs could be made and brought to patients, overcoming the limits of small, scattered datasets.
- Consortium unifies effort from four major pharma firms
- Aims for a combined dataset of 10,000 antibodies
- Members use Apheris infrastructure, keeping data private
- AI models are benchmarked on the full consortium dataset
- Ginkgo oversees sequence selection and model foundation
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