Researchers at the University of Southampton in the UK have developed an open source artificial intelligence platform that can quickly and accurately analyze hundreds of thousands of cells in tumor samples and map the spatial distribution of cell centrosome abnormalities within tumors. Studies have shown that the spatial distribution of centrosomal abnormalities is related to the clinical characteristics of cancer. The new results are expected to be used in risk assessment for cancer patients and the development of new targeted therapies in the future.

Researchers at the University of Southampton in the UK have developed an open source artificial intelligence platform that can quickly and accurately analyze hundreds of thousands of cells in tumor samples and map the spatial distribution of cell centrosome abnormalities within tumors. Studies have shown that the spatial distribution of centrosomal abnormalities is related to the clinical characteristics of cancer. The new results are expected to be used in risk assessment for cancer patients and the development of new targeted therapies in the future.