Dynamic Bio-Information Image Recognition of Cancel Cell Death based on Parallel Multiple Artificial Intelligence Modules

This investigation purpose a unique Dynamic Bio-Information Image Recognition System (DBIRS) built for the real-time monitoring of cancer cell apoptosis produced by available medical therapy. Utilizing advances in microscopy, AI-based image recognition, and parallel computing across distributed edge devices, the proposed system dramatically boosts the precision and efficiency of cellular investigation. By deploying numerous AI modules adapted to distinct cellular states, the system provides automatic, high-accuracy recognition of morphological changes in cancer cells, hence minimizing the need on manual procedures. This technique offers remote monitoring and fast data processing via cloud integration, permitting continuous observation and timely intervention. The system's efficiency is proven through trials on K-562 cells, where it attained a recognition accuracy of 97.41%. These outcomes underline the potential of the proposed method to refine cytotoxicity assays, delivering a strong tool for increasing the efficacy and safety of immune cell treatments in clinical and research settings.