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If reproducing the human nervous system weren't that complicated, we could do drug design inside a computer. The ability to do that alone would be worth billio
by narrator 10y ago
If reproducing the human nervous system weren't that complicated, we could do drug design inside a computer. The ability to do that alone would be worth billions.
- Xcelerate 10y ago> If reproducing the human nervous system weren't that complicated, we could do drug design inside a computer. While the myriad nuances of the entire human body are indeed significant roadblocks to drug development, we have a long way to go before those concerns represent the primary bottleneck to progress. If a simulation of a protein's local environment were to reach chemical accuracy (via either some algorithmic breakthrough in quantum chemistry or the development of scalable quantum computers), that would be a huge boon to drug development.
- jfoutz 10y agoMechanics showed how muscles moved bones a long time ago. The medicine to repair bone and muscle took a bit longer.