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Araceli Biosciences integrates high-speed imaging into Ginkgo Bioworks' Nebula lab

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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Araceli Biosciences integrated its Endeavor® high-content imaging instrument into Nebula, which functions as Ginkgo Bioworks' autonomous lab in Boston. The Endeavor is the world's fastest high-content imaging system, providing real-time cellular imaging and analysis to Nebula's existing technologies. This integration allows the system to image a 1536-well plate in under four minutes and run continuously.

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Why it matters

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The integration provides researchers with large, curated datasets necessary to train and validate drug discovery AI models. This enhanced data generation capability strengthens Ginkgo Bioworks' platform, which Eli Lilly and Company utilizes to accelerate its drug discovery processes.

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Who's involved

  • NebulaFunctions as Ginkgo Bioworks' autonomous laboratory
  • Ginkgo BioworksAmerican biotechnology company utilizing the autonomous lab
  • Eli Lilly and CompanyPharmaceutical company that uses Ginkgo Bioworks' AI and data

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Eli Lilly and CompanySpeculative

    Eli Lilly and Company could see accelerated drug discovery processes and improved revenue due to the enhanced data generation capability of Ginkgo Bioworks.

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