Dr James Heward, VP Functional Genomics at Nucleome Therapeutics, has been featured in Drug Discovery World discussing the missing link between patient genetics and successful medicines.
In the article, James explores how advances in human genetics, 3D genomics and AI-enabled analysis are helping researchers identify causal disease genes with greater precision, unlocking a new generation of high-confidence drug targets and improving the probability of clinical success.
As the industry seeks to tackle persistently high rates of drug attrition, these approaches have the potential to transform how novel therapies are discovered and developed.
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