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Phylo launches Target Atlas for drug target prioritization with Parkinson’s edition

Phylo released Target Atlas on September 29, 2026, an AI-powered tool built on its Biomni Lab platform. The application speeds up target prioritization in drug development by reducing evidence-gathering from months to days. It uses AI agents to synthesize fragmented data from genetics, clinical activity, safety, and literature, while scientists retain control over weighting evidence and…

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  • Phylo’s Target Atlas cuts drug target prioritization from months to days using AI agents and expert-weighted evidence
  • Parkinson’s edition launched with The Michael J. Fox Foundation’s T2T initiative, covering 21 nominated targets from 290 evaluated
  • Enterprise version supports 20,000+ targets per disease with proprietary data integration, priced via annual license

Phylo’s enterprise edition supports 20,000+ targets per disease, proprietary data integration, and AI/ML scoring. The company plans to expand the public edition across diseases and seeks partnerships with foundations or consortia to sponsor additional free editions. Phylo, based in South San Francisco, raised a $13.5 million seed round co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and Menlo Ventures’ Anthology Fund, with backing from Anthropic. The tool is available at biomni.phylo.bio.

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Phylo’s Target Atlas Puts AI Agents on Drug Target Prioritization

Unite.AI · 29 September 2026

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PhyloThe Michael J. Fox FoundationChugai PharmaceuticalOno PharmaceuticalAndreessen HorowitzMenlo VenturesGaia SkibinskiKexin Huang

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