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Digital twin forecasts cell drug response
The digital twin technology is evolving to include the study of living cells, particularly mitochondria, with the aim of predicting cellular responses to medications. A team from the University of California, San Diego, used four-dimensional imaging and recorded around 40,000 films of cancer cells, developing artificial intelligence models and a digital environment that simulate the movement and interaction of mitochondria. Although this technique is still in the research phase, it could potentially help accelerate the discovery of treatments and more accurately test drugs in the future, as well as reduce the need for lengthy laboratory experiments. However, it has not yet been used to predict patients' reactions.
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