Google DeepMind maps 9B human genome variants with AlphaGenome Atlas
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AlphaGenome Atlas covers all 9 billion possible single-letter genetic changes across the human genome and is openly available to researchers. It also examines non-coding DNA regions to flag variants relevant to disease and human biology.
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