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Nature medicine
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Desarrollamos HEX, un modelo de IA que predice la expresión de proteínas espaciales a partir de portaobjetos de patología estándar. Este enfoque impulsado por IA mejora el pronóstico del cáncer y la predicción de la respuesta a la inmunoterapia, ofreciendo una herramienta escalable para la medicina de precisión.

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