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throwawayarnty | 3 years ago

Single cell sequencing technology is analogous to taking many radios, and listing all the parts the radios contains. Then clustering radios by similarity in their part abundances.

Useful, but a parts list is still far from figuring out how a radio works.

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nextos|3 years ago

Not just that. For example one can perturb cells and try to understand their dynamics: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/810296

Also, from purely observational studies it is possible to infer mechanistic models as I outlined above, e.g. using SAT.