The Role of A.I in Cell Signaling pathway: The Use of Artificial Intelligence Models to Simulate and Predict Cellular Response
Abstract
Programming and introducing A.I in CSC research can bring about a revolution in our medical sector. Although countries like Bangladesh are producing talented doctors and researchers, the numbers are not sufficient. The use of A.I in CSC research will not be a replacement for experts in this field. It is a tool to increase the number of people in our medical and research faculties. To use A.I in CSC research we must know what kind of role can it play in the cell signaling pathway and how can we actually use it in simulating and predicting cellular response. To do so, we must know if A.I can create cell pathway models and if it does how accurately we can make it work. To ensure maximum accurate results, many interviews must be held with experts. whether or not the A.I can be trusted in this particular job must be understood.
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Kazi Nafisul Bashar (2026). The Role of A.I in Cell Signaling pathway: The Use of Artificial Intelligence Models to Simulate and Predict Cellular Response. NSRI Research Archive. Article 0044. NSRI-RA-2026-0044.
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