In briefQuantum annealing identifies protein-ligand docking motifs predictive of Multiple Sclerosis disease severity via transcriptomic biomarkers.
Quantum annealing-based subgraph isomorphism algorithms can identify structural motifs in protein-ligand docking data that correlate with transcriptomic biomarkers of Multiple Sclerosis severity.
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This work bridges quantum computing and immunopathology to enable rapid stratification of MS patients and accelerate therapeutic target discovery. Clinicians and drug developers gain computational tools for patient risk assessment and personalized treatment selection.
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