@csvoss: ugh it might finally be time to sicc Astra on making an up-to-date, complete, and BEAUTIFUL version of this poster so t…
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The author muses about using AI tool Astra to create an updated, complete, and beautiful version of the Roche metabolic map, since Roche stopped updating it and it covers only a small fraction of known human metabolism.
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ugh it might finally be time to sicc Astra on making an up-to-date, complete, and BEAUTIFUL version of this poster so that I can finally OWN ONE
zeta (@zeta_globin): okay but also the entire!! Roche map is just like ~5% of known human metabolism (you should be excited!!! about how much chemistry inside of you is completely unknown!!!) and Roche stopped updating it for exactly that reason
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