Cheyenne retweeted
Cancer patients with the same diagnosis often have very different tumor biology.
Molecular testing can reveal underlying differences, but that's slow and expensive.
Introducing Holon-S1, our platform to predict genes and biomarkers from routine pathology slides.
• beats two other models at predicting spatial gene activity in a controlled comparison
• has identified potentially novel biomarkers in breast cancer and colon cancer
• evaluated across 16 organ types and more than 15 scanners, using slides from both formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded and fresh-frozen tissue.
We believe Holon-S1 has the potential to help researchers find new biomarkers in slides they already have, discover treatment targets, and bring more personalized cancer care within reach!
Cheyenne retweeted
Next year, I will assign one of my jira tickets to every kid in America.
This will be the first of many.
The slippery-slope case against germline editing collapses on contact with reality. The biologically disadvantaged underclass it warns against, is precisely what exists today for families living with heritable disease.
Cheyenne retweeted
A look inside Origin Genomics and our work to advance therapeutic germline gene editing, from NPR.
npr.org/2026/09/29/nx-s1-595…
Cheyenne retweeted
I interviewed @geochurch and learnt we're already gene editing humans. You just haven't noticed.
0:00 - Gene Editing Mammals → Humans
8:36 - Germline vs Somatic
14:56 - Modified Humans Are Already Here
18:50 - Enhancing Healthy Humans
25:00 - Aging Therapies vs Cognitive Enhancement
30:20 - Embryo Selection
38:10 - Is US Losing To UAE?
42:33 - Biotech Failures
49:31 - Next Dire Wolf Moment
54:21 - AI x Science
1:02:07 - Synthetizing Entire Genomes
Does anyone else start feeling sick after spending too much time with the in vivo data? I went into computation because in vivo breaks my heart. Here I am again 💔
Cheyenne retweeted
Wow! This is so cool and way more fun than boring BioRender! Plus, developing fine motor skills through hand drawing and creativity without limitations in shapes or form! Try it out yourself here chat.figurelabs.ai/invitatio…
Really excited for 2026. Some trends in Bio x AI that I’m optimistic about are integrated AI design + testing platforms and cloud labs.
Timelines already shorten when you don’t need to ship materials around or deal with customs.
Maybe my intuition is wrong, but being obsessed with business strategy instead of just building whatever you can build is a huge pitfall.

















