According to Stephen Duncan, D.Phil., who led the study, their approach is “the original way of doing pharmacology—trying to find drugs that can fix the disease without knowing how it fixes it.” He explained that by modeling the disease first, researchers can screen drugs to find which ones work, then figure out retrospectively how the drug functions.
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