AlphaGenome 2 adapts to lab data on the fly with just a few dozen cells
GoogleDeepMind · x · 2026-11-11
AlphaGenome 2 adapts to lab experiments without retraining: researchers can plug in data from just a few dozen cells to see how DNA changes behave in specific moments—immune cells responding to vaccines, gut cells driving inflammatory disease, stem cells maturing into blood cells.
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