Stanford team uses deep learning to decode chromatin dynamics in cellular reprogramming
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-10-08
Stanford's Anshul Kundaje points to his team's bioRxiv paper, "Deep learning the cis-regulatory code of chromatin dynamics during cellular reprogramming," in a discussion on AI for cell reprogramming research.
- The paper applies deep learning to model the cis-regulatory code of chromatin dynamics during reprogramming
- Kundaje notes prior work shows dense temporal sampling and picking the right time points are key to learning mechanistic hypotheses
- He argues cheap pilots, not trillions of cells, can validate these ideas — the priority is selecting tractable cellular systems
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