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Artificial intelligence technology reveals previously unknown cellular components

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Science and Technology Daily, Beijing, November 24 (intern reporter Zhang Jiaxin) Most human diseases are essentially the product of cell failure

"If you imagine a cell, you might draw a colorful picture on a cell biology textbook with mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and nucleus

In this preliminary study, MuSIC revealed about 70 components contained in the human kidney cell line, half of which we have never seen before

The difference of MuSIC technology is that it combines measurement results of different scales for the first time, and uses deep learning to draw cell maps directly from cell microscope images

Through microscope imaging, researchers add fluorescent labels of various colors to the proteins under study and track their movement and biophysical associations in the microscope field of view

Scientists can use a microscope to see objects on the scale of 1 micron, which is about the size of some organelles (such as mitochondria)

In addition, the team trained the MuSIC artificial intelligence platform to view all the data and build cell models

Ideke pointed out that this is a pilot study to test MuSIC

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