Recursion Takes Significant Step

Recursion Takes Important Step Forward Recursion Announces Public Release of MolRec™ Recursion announced the public release of MolRec™, one of many interactive internal tools that Recursion uses to discover proprietary biology and chemistry maps. Just as a conventional map serves as a navigation tool in the physical world, Recursion's maps are designed to help scientists understand the topology and connectivity of human biology and chemistry, enabling them to move more efficiently on the path to new drugs. Additionally, Recursion launched RxRx3, the largest open-source cellular imaging dataset to date, comprising approximately 2.2 million images across the human genome and 1,600 compounds commercially available in a single cell type. Ben Mabey, Chief Technology Officer of Recursion, said, "With the release of MolRec™ and the RxRx3 dataset, anyone in the world can now discover some of the same insights that our scientists use in generating new therapeutic hypotheses and developing new discovery programs." "MolRec™ represents a small portion of many applications built on top of our proprietary datasets that have helped us industrialize the drug discovery process." Source