Nguyen et al. (Science, 15 November 2024) state that they compiled a dataset called OpenGenome with more than 80,000 bacterial and archaeal genomes and millions of predicted phage and plasmid sequences, covering 300 billion nucleotide tokens.
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Sequence modeling and design from molecular to genome scale with Evo → states provision → OpenGenome training dataset as the authors describe it
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