ai-in-biology
AI in biology refers to the application of machine learning, deep learning, and other artificial intelligence techniques to analyze complex biological data, identify patterns, and generate predictive models across living systems. In plant science, AI accelerates breakthroughs by enabling researchers to process vast genomic, phenotypic, and environmental datasets—tasks that would be intractable by hand—to uncover gene functions, predict crop performance, and model plant responses to climate stress. These capabilities are transforming fields from precision agriculture to evolutionary biology, making AI an increasingly essential tool for understanding and improving plant life.
Plant genome assembly and annotation.
Better maps of plant DNA mean scientists can more precisely breed or engineer crops that resist d...
Advances in Dehalogenase Biocatalysis: Mechanisms, Engineering, and...
Halogenated pollutants like old pesticides and industrial chemicals contaminate the soil in garde...