Introducing Claude for Life Sciences: Streamlining Drug Discovery

Launching: Claude for Life Sciences 🧬 🧪 🔬 🤖 🥼 The bottleneck in drug discovery is execution overhead. Researchers spend most of their time formatting, searching, and standardizing instead of thinking and testing. Here's what we're changing: Claude now connects directly to the tools scientists already use. Benchling for protocols and experimental records. PubMed for literature. 10x Genomics for genomic analysis. BioRender for figures. Instead of jumping between platforms and manually synthesizing information, scientists ask Claude to pull what they need and generate what comes next. We also built Agent Skills—basically lab protocols that Claude follows consistently. First one handles quality control for single-cell RNA sequencing using scverse best practices. More coming - stay tuned!! The system effect: Less time on execution overhead means faster iteration cycles. Schrödinger reports 10x speed gains on specific tasks. Sanofi has most employees using Claude daily. 10x Genomics enables researchers to run complex analyses without computational expertise. Claude Sonnet 4.5 now scores 0.83 on Protocol QA versus human baseline of 0.79. It understands laboratory procedures at expert level. Faster cycles compound. Breakthroughs arrive months sooner. Full details: https://lnkd.in/g47HTaAs If your team is spending more time formatting than discovering, let's talk about your specific workflow challenges. Very excited to speak with you!

Launching: Claude for Life Sciences 🧬 🧪 🔬 🤖 🥼 The bottleneck in drug discovery is execution overhead. Researchers spend most of their time formatting, searching, and standardizing instead of thinking and testing. Here's what we're changing: Claude now connects directly to the tools scientists already use. Benchling for protocols and experimental records. PubMed for literature. 10x Genomics for genomic analysis. BioRender for figures. Instead of jumping between platforms and manually synthesizing information, scientists ask Claude to pull what they need and generate what comes next. We also built Agent Skills—basically lab protocols that Claude follows consistently. First one handles quality control for single-cell RNA sequencing using scverse best practices. More coming - stay tuned!! The system effect: Less time on execution overhead means faster iteration cycles. Schrödinger reports 10x speed gains on specific tasks. Sanofi has most employees using Claude daily. 10x Genomics enables researchers to run complex analyses without computational expertise. Claude Sonnet 4.5 now scores 0.83 on Protocol QA versus human baseline of 0.79. It understands laboratory procedures at expert level. Faster cycles compound. Breakthroughs arrive months sooner. Full details: https://lnkd.in/g47HTaAs If your team is spending more time formatting than discovering, let's talk about your specific workflow challenges. Very excited to speak with you!

Launching: Claude for Life Sciences 🧬 🧪 🔬 🤖 🥼 The bottleneck in drug discovery is execution overhead. Researchers spend most of their time formatting, searching, and standardizing instead of thinking and testing. Here's what we're changing: Claude now connects directly to the tools scientists already use. Benchling for protocols and experimental records. PubMed for literature. 10x Genomics for genomic analysis. BioRender for figures. Instead of jumping between platforms and manually synthesizing information, scientists ask Claude to pull what they need and generate what comes next. We also built Agent Skills—basically lab protocols that Claude follows consistently. First one handles quality control for single-cell RNA sequencing using scverse best practices. More coming - stay tuned!! The system effect: Less time on execution overhead means faster iteration cycles. Schrödinger reports 10x speed gains on specific tasks. Sanofi has most employees using Claude daily. 10x Genomics enables researchers to run complex analyses without computational expertise. Claude Sonnet 4.5 now scores 0.83 on Protocol QA versus human baseline of 0.79. It understands laboratory procedures at expert level. Faster cycles compound. Breakthroughs arrive months sooner. Full details: https://lnkd.in/g47HTaAs If your team is spending more time formatting than discovering, let's talk about your specific workflow challenges. Very excited to speak with you!

Today Anthropic released PubMed integration for Claude (https://lnkd.in/e8Zdf7PE). No hallucinations. Just real science, real data. As a beta tester, this has been a game changer—like having a supercharged research assistant. Here are some suggested prompts below for you to get started. 1. Create your own mini-review. Want to explore a new research area? Try a prompt like “What is known about the mechanisms of DNA repair including the roles of RAD51 and BRCA1?”. Claude will create a clear and up-to-date referenced summary of the literature by searching multiple sources. 2. Get specific. “Search PubMed to identify key studies that addressed this question. Provide the specific data and experiments that tested this and indicate the PMID for these references.” This moves beyond an overview to helping identify the key datapoints so you can evaluate yourself. 3. Consider both sides. “Does Aurora B play a direct or indirect role in the spindle assembly checkpoint? Find studies supporting each view and synthesize the evidence.” Perfect for controversial topics where you need balanced perspective. 4. Suggest references. “Search PubMed and suggest references for key statements in the following paragraph. Indicate the PMID each case”. Provides fantastic suggestions with the rationale for its choices. 5. What’s the next experiment? “I conducted a microscopy-based screen using Cas9 gene targeting to identify genes that result in reduced CENPA levels. For the genes below, indicate which genes could act in a process related to CENPA and prioritize which hits to pursue”. On point suggestions. 6. Beyond PubMed. Don't stop there. Combine with this with instructions to search UniProt, your own favorite databases, or your data. It can recapitulate 30 min of exploration in seconds. To get started, use the desktop version of Claude and add PubMed under "Settings -> Extensions". And please share good prompts, instructions, and use cases that are working for you.

Today Anthropic released PubMed integration for Claude (https://lnkd.in/e8Zdf7PE). No hallucinations. Just real science, real data. As a beta tester, this has been a game changer—like having a supercharged research assistant. Here are some suggested prompts below for you to get started. 1. Create your own mini-review. Want to explore a new research area? Try a prompt like “What is known about the mechanisms of DNA repair including the roles of RAD51 and BRCA1?”. Claude will create a clear and up-to-date referenced summary of the literature by searching multiple sources. 2. Get specific. “Search PubMed to identify key studies that addressed this question. Provide the specific data and experiments that tested this and indicate the PMID for these references.” This moves beyond an overview to helping identify the key datapoints so you can evaluate yourself. 3. Consider both sides. “Does Aurora B play a direct or indirect role in the spindle assembly checkpoint? Find studies supporting each view and synthesize the evidence.” Perfect for controversial topics where you need balanced perspective. 4. Suggest references. “Search PubMed and suggest references for key statements in the following paragraph. Indicate the PMID each case”. Provides fantastic suggestions with the rationale for its choices. 5. What’s the next experiment? “I conducted a microscopy-based screen using Cas9 gene targeting to identify genes that result in reduced CENPA levels. For the genes below, indicate which genes could act in a process related to CENPA and prioritize which hits to pursue”. On point suggestions. 6. Beyond PubMed. Don't stop there. Combine with this with instructions to search UniProt, your own favorite databases, or your data. It can recapitulate 30 min of exploration in seconds. To get started, use the desktop version of Claude and add PubMed under "Settings -> Extensions". And please share good prompts, instructions, and use cases that are working for you.

Today Anthropic released PubMed integration for Claude (https://lnkd.in/e8Zdf7PE). No hallucinations. Just real science, real data. As a beta tester, this has been a game changer—like having a supercharged research assistant. Here are some suggested prompts below for you to get started. 1. Create your own mini-review. Want to explore a new research area? Try a prompt like “What is known about the mechanisms of DNA repair including the roles of RAD51 and BRCA1?”. Claude will create a clear and up-to-date referenced summary of the literature by searching multiple sources. 2. Get specific. “Search PubMed to identify key studies that addressed this question. Provide the specific data and experiments that tested this and indicate the PMID for these references.” This moves beyond an overview to helping identify the key datapoints so you can evaluate yourself. 3. Consider both sides. “Does Aurora B play a direct or indirect role in the spindle assembly checkpoint? Find studies supporting each view and synthesize the evidence.” Perfect for controversial topics where you need balanced perspective. 4. Suggest references. “Search PubMed and suggest references for key statements in the following paragraph. Indicate the PMID each case”. Provides fantastic suggestions with the rationale for its choices. 5. What’s the next experiment? “I conducted a microscopy-based screen using Cas9 gene targeting to identify genes that result in reduced CENPA levels. For the genes below, indicate which genes could act in a process related to CENPA and prioritize which hits to pursue”. On point suggestions. 6. Beyond PubMed. Don't stop there. Combine with this with instructions to search UniProt, your own favorite databases, or your data. It can recapitulate 30 min of exploration in seconds. To get started, use the desktop version of Claude and add PubMed under "Settings -> Extensions". And please share good prompts, instructions, and use cases that are working for you.