As 2026 begins, a new class of biotechnology companies is gaining prominence, not for any single drug, but for how they discover them. These firms, often referred to as AI-native biotechs, are reengineering the drug discovery process around machine learning. Unlike traditional pharmaceutical companies that apply algorithms to specific decision points in an existing workflow,
For decades, pharmaceutical pipelines have danced around one of biology’s most powerful but untouchable entities: transcription factors. These master regulators control gene expression and orchestrate cellular behavior, yet their structure and function have kept them out of reach for small molecule therapeutics. Unlike enzymes or receptors, transcription factors operate deep within the cell nucleus, often
PRISM BioLab and Talus Bio aim to drug the undruggable with AI–PPI chemistry. Find out how this platform could transform transcription factor drug discovery.