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How can artificial intelligence contribute to explaining biological mechanisms by which an environmental chemical may cause health disorders? | FEBS Network
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The adverse – often silent – exposures we undergo throughout our lives can lead to the development of health disorders. Let’s dive into the world of bioinformatics and algorithms to explore how these approaches can contribute to untangle the underlying pathways between the exposure and the disease.
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