Google DeepMind unveils AlphaGenome Atlas predicting effects of 9 billion genetic changes
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Google DeepMind announced AlphaGenome Atlas, a freely available AI database predicting molecular impacts of 9 billion possible human genetic changes. The tool provides a simple score to help scientists assess effects on tissues and cellular processes.
Key Facts
- AlphaGenome Atlas contains data on 9 billion possible changes to the human genetic code.
- The database was announced by Google DeepMind on Sept. 8.
- The tool estimates how genetic changes will affect different tissues and cellular processes.
- AlphaGenome Atlas is freely available to scientists.
AlphaGenome Atlas Database
Google DeepMind announced AlphaGenome Atlas on Sept. 8. The database contains data on 9 billion possible changes to the human genetic code. It estimates how these changes will affect different tissues and cellular processes. The tool is freely available to scientists.
Scoring System
AlphaGenome Atlas provides a simple score for each genetic change. The score helps scientists quickly weigh the knock-on impacts of these changes.
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