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La inteligencia artificial y la automatización están transformando la cromatografía de una técnica empírica a una ciencia predictiva. Este enfoque mejora la reproducibilidad y acelera el descubrimiento químico mediante el desarrollo de predictores cromatográficos universales.

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  • La cromatografía, incluyendo TLC, CC, GC y HPLC, es vital para las separaciones químicas pero a menudo depende de la optimización empírica, lo que dificulta la reproducibilidad.
  • La integración de la automatización de laboratorio y la inteligencia artificial (IA) ofrece un camino para superar estas limitaciones.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un marco unificado para la cromatografía asistida por IA, permitiendo separaciones predictivas y programables.
  • Demostrar la transformación de la cromatografía en una ciencia predictiva a través de la automatización, el aprendizaje automático y la transferencia entre métodos.

Principales métodos:

  • Utilización de sistemas robóticos para la adquisición reproducible de datos en TLC y CC.
  • Desarrollo de modelos de aprendizaje automático, incluidas redes neuronales gráficas para la enantioseparación, incorporando restricciones mecanicistas.
  • Implementación de marcos multimodales para GC y cuantificación de la incertidumbre para HPLC.

Principales resultados:

  • Creación de modelos predictivos transferibles que vinculan los valores Rf de TLC con los volúmenes de retención de CC.
  • Predicción precisa de la retención en GC en condiciones dinámicas utilizando características moleculares y programas de calentamiento.
  • Desarrollo de modelos conscientes de la quiralidad para la enantioseparación en HPLC, proporcionando probabilidades de separación.

Conclusiones:

  • La cromatografía asistida por IA, que integra automatización y aprendizaje automático, mejora significativamente la precisión predictiva, la interpretabilidad y la transferibilidad entre métodos.
  • Este marco unificado acelera el descubrimiento químico y mejora la reproducibilidad al permitir separaciones cromatográficas predictivas y programables.