DeepMind releases AlphaGenome Atlas: regulatory impact predicted for all 9B SNVs in the human genome
anshulkundaje · x · 2026-09-09
The DeepMind team releases AlphaGenome Atlas, using AlphaGenome to predict the regulatory impact of all 9B possible SNVs in the human genome, with analyses and applications developed in collaboration with leading scientists.
A public portal lets researchers get a bird's-eye view of the cis-regulatory code or dive into specific variants and cell types. A blog, preprint, and tutorial accompany the release; contributors include genomicists like Julia Zeitlinger.
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