Andrew LeBeau Contributes Thought Leader Article to GEN 40
Andrew LeBeau's article in GEN 40 discusses how informatics systems, as described by Dotmatics, can bridge the gap between chemists and biologists in RNA therapy discovery by maintaining a single, centralized source of truth that integrates molecular structures and sequences to protect intellectual property and facilitate cross-disciplinary communication.
Bridging Cross-Disciplinary Gaps in RNA Therapy Discovery
Dotmatics describes how informatics systems can satisfy chemists and biologists while integrating centralized repositories and desktop applications.
“Chemists and biologists want to work primarily in their respective domains. When querying and viewing therapeutic candidates, chemists prefer molecular structures and biologists prefer sequences. But this can’t mean that there are dual representations of the candidates maintained within the organization. It is crucial that a single source of truth be maintained to ensure that IP is rigorously protected and to guarantee that all scientists understand each other even if they speak different scientific languages.”
Andrew LeBeau PhD