Sequence modeling and design from molecular to genome scale with Evo
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- Author: Brian HieBrian L. Hie is credited as the last-listed author of Nguyen et al., ‘Sequence modeling and design from molecular to genome scale with Evo’ (Science, 2024), according to its PubMed record and Arc Institute's publication list.2024-11-15 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Rests on reportingInspect claim & evidence ↗Brian Hie: person page →
- Author: Patrick HsuPatrick D. Hsu is credited as a co-author of Nguyen et al., ‘Sequence modeling and design from molecular to genome scale with Evo’ (Science, 2024), according to its PubMed record and Arc Institute's publication list.2024-11-15 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Rests on reportingInspect claim & evidence ↗Patrick Hsu: person page →
- Author: Eric NguyenEric Nguyen is credited as the lead-listed author of ‘Sequence modeling and design from molecular to genome scale with Evo’ (Science, 2024), according to its PubMed record, which marks him among the authors who contributed equally.2024-11-15 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Rests on reportingInspect claim & evidence ↗Eric Nguyen: person page →
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- StatementEukaryote-infecting viral genomes excluded for safety considerations“For safety considerations, we excluded viral genomes that infect eukaryotic hosts.”main text, section on pretraining dataInspect claim & evidence ↗
- StatementAn ethics and safety investigation reported among the author contributions“M.Y.N., A.Le., and T.H.-B. conducted the ethics and safety investigation and discussion.”author contributionsInspect claim & evidence ↗
- StatementOpenGenome training dataset as the authors describe it“called OpenGenome (Materials and methods) with more than 80,000 bacterial and archaeal genomes and millions of predicted phage and plasmid sequences, covering 300 billion nucleotide tokens”main text, section on pretraining dataInspect claim & evidence ↗