Generative Design of Bacteriophages Using Genome Language Models
ArtificialOther · x · 2026-08-07
Researchers including Samuel H. King have published a paper on the generative design of bacteriophages using genome language models. The study explores applying large language model architectures to biological gene sequences to generate phages with specific functions, demonstrating AI's potential in synthetic biology and life sciences.
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