Summary
In a trial with 27 head and neck cancer patients who chewed smokeless tobacco, the system identified chemical footprints linked to the DNA damage.
MutAIverse enlarged the database of DNA adducts to over three hundred thousand and uses a back‑tracking algorithm called AdductLinker to connect damage with specific genotoxins.
Scientists caution that finding a DNA adduct does not prove it caused the cancer; further clinical and epidemiological evidence is required before the tool can be used for diagnosis.