“The data from this project, published online June 9 in Cell, ties each gene to its job in the cell, and is the culmination of years of collaboration on the single-cell sequencing method Perturb-seq.”
The Human Genome Project gave us the letters in 2003. This maps what each expressed gene actually does, across more than 2.5 million cells. The data is free for other labs to search without running an experiment. That is the kind of public science that never gets the hype a single drug trial does.