EPISODE · May 22, 2026 · 38 MIN
The problem at the heart of drug discovery: Lexogen & Ochre Bio on the power of AI on human data
from Beyond Biotech - the podcast from Labiotech · host Labiotech
Today I am welcoming two guests: Quin Wills, CEO of Ochre Bio, a biotech developing RNA therapies for chronic liver disease using AI models, and Stéphane Barges, CEO of Lexogen, an RNA transcriptomics company and NGS service provider. It’s a deep dive into cutting edge transcriptomics, human-first data, and artificial intelligence.00:55: The challenges of liver disease04:44: How Lexogen supports NGS drug discovery07:29: Major transcriptomics developments10:05: Designing high quality AI data15:47: How the Ochre-Lexogen partnership began17:17: Why a specialist partner is essential for scale18:21: Lexogen delivers on the massive sequencing project21:50: Why high quality data is crucial27:02: Lexogen's role in AI discovery34:51: Future plans and directionsThis episode was produced with the support of Lexogen. Interested in being a sponsor of an episode of our podcast? Discover how you can get involved here! Stay updated by subscribing to our newsletterTo dive deeper into the topic: Deep phenotyping brings accuracy to precision medicineSpatial Transcriptomics: A window into diseaseSpatial Transcriptomics Landscape Shifts With Two Major Acquisitions
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Today I am welcoming two guests: Quin Wills, CEO of Ochre Bio, a biotech developing RNA therapies for chronic liver disease using AI models, and Stéphane Barges, CEO of Lexogen, an RNA transcriptomics company and NGS service provider. It’s a deep dive into cutting edge transcriptomics, human-first data, and artificial intelligence. 00:55: The challenges of liver disease 04:44: How Lexogen supports NGS drug discovery 07:29: Major transcriptomics developments 10:05: Designing high quality AI da...
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