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February 21, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 7
Anticipating an eventual proof of concept, drugmakers commit to R&D-wide artificial intelligence
Cover image:Research scientists in a lab at Genentech in South San Francisco reviewing computer-generated images.
Credit: Genentech
Volume 100 |
Issue 7
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