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Ethan Perlstein 1-to-N

@eperlste

ceo @PerlaraPBC (@ycombinator W16), founder @epalrestat, ceo @endrarediseases $CURES, evo pharmacologist, mTOR worshipper $RAPTOR, $SASHA, cofounder of K&L

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Ethan Perlstein 1-to-N@eperlste·
PMM2-CDG pioneer Maggie has been on epalrestat for almost two years as part of an ongoing single-patient IND study. Her first dose was January 2020. See the results with your own eyes 👇
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💊 STUDY MAY PROCEED ✅ First N-of-1 IND has been greenlit, now waiting for word on a second N-of-1 IND. This is for a repositioned investigational drug for two patients with a rare inherited metabolic disease. First-patient, first-dose coming soon..
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Simon Barnett
Simon Barnett@SimonDBarnett·
I can feel @GaryMarcus’s frustration. AI’s utility—specifically in drug development—was over-promised and under-delivered upon. But I still can’t help but get annoyed at the concept of an AI drug. They don’t exist and I look forward to when we stop using this phrase. AI is a utility. It’s a raw resource. It’s intelligence in a box (er, data center). Electricity is the same way. It gets pushed into devices that transform that utility into another unit of work. AI gets pushed into different nodes of the drug discovery paradigm and also gets transformed into units of work. That’s why the phrase is based entirely on a false premise. If we were talking about building bridges. We wouldn’t have this issue. Is electricity used to build bridges? Sure! There are all sorts of electrically-powered tools used to build bridges. Small ones. Big ones. But is it an electrically-built bridge? Do 51% of the rivets need to get installed with electricity and not gasoline as the raw fuel? What about drug development? Do 51% of the atoms require data-driven models versus human heuristics and/or physics? I don’t know! The phrase AI drug is an allergic reaction to the irrational over-hyping of an idea and the ensuing misallocation of investor capital. It is rarely used in a scientific or technical sense. Nowadays, it’s mostly used by some who tacitly root on the missteps or failures of so-called AI drugs — as a bit of ‘I told you so’. And I get it! It’s well placed and somewhat deserved, but doesn’t move the needle on scientific discourse.
Gary Marcus@GaryMarcus

F Cancer Why has AI had so little impact on Cancer? New essay, link below.

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Deanna Portero
Deanna Portero@DeannaPortero·
To be clear, by robust, I mean the public conversation on Twitter is broad & so is deliberation/engagement from industry. As the person who is often on the itty bitty conference call, WG, or niche panel on this subject, I'm just like.... really, the dog is what got ppl talking?
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Deanna Portero@DeannaPortero·
This dog has spurred public convos about evidence generation, regulation, and economics of individualized therapies 10x more robust than Baby KJ or Mila. Is it just that the "sidequest" nature of the story is making folks internalize that tech is eons ahead of the rest?
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Ethan J. Weiss@ethanjweiss·
Anyone just lose their internet? Was on a zoom with 5 people and 3 of them just lost it at same time
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Jason Kaelber@Kaelberviridae·
@eperlste Wondering, how do you connect with rare disease parents in the first place?
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If you’re blown away by the lengths a person will go to save their dog, let me introduce you to every rare disease parent I’ve ever met.
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Elad Verbin
Elad Verbin@verbine·
People quitting AI because of its use of water should get the career version of the Darwin Award. We should thank them for removing their bad judgement out of the workforce.
Andy Masley@AndyMasley

I've been summoned (about this article specifically). Here's a quick thread on why this is making the same bizarre moves as all the others. As Rowland said above, I don't know why so many people seem so intent to overstate weak evidence. theguardian.com/australia-news…

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Seneca Scott@SenecaSpeaks21·
Swallowell now has the attention of all of his opponents, and the smearing has began. If he somehow makes it through it all, CA is def F'd in the you know what.
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Emma Steuer 🧚🤖@emmysteuer·
Austin might be the least sexy city I’ve been to in America. Right up there with Charlotte, NC
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@ajhodls because vc is a commodity now: a few top-shelf brands floating in a sea of undifferentiated competing options
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Claire Bedbrook@clairebedbrook·
Aging may feel gradual… but what if it’s not? In our paper out today, we tracked fish continuously from puberty until death. This gave us a unique view of how aging unfolds across the adult lifespan. 🧵
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Ron Alfa@Ronalfa·
Imagine actually claiming you are the openAI of bio at seed stage.
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Ethan Perlstein 1-to-N@eperlste·
@linderps balbs does more lifting than any other bar in a city as big as sf. very fitting for a town built on winner-take-all network effects
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in sf rn two companies are locked in hand to hand mortal combat no, not openai and anthropic hinge vs raya
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