Genetics got an upgrade

Evo 2 is a biomolecular #Artificial Intelligence model that deciphers the complexities of DNA, RNA, and proteins across various species. Developed by NVIDIA, it aims to accelerate research in genomics and molecular biology by providing deep insights into genetic structures and functions.

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https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/evo-2-biomolecular-ai/?ref=producthunt

Massive Foundation Model for Biomolecular Sciences Now Available via NVIDIA BioNeMo

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Science is awesome 🧬🦾🚀🤯

Genetics got an upgrade  Evo 2 is a biomolecular #Artificial Intelligence model that deciphers the complexities of DNA, RNA, and proteins across various species. Developed by NVIDIA, it aims to accelerate research in genomics and molecular biology by providing deep insights into genetic structures and functions.   #Biohackers Connect   #Science is awesome 🧬🦾🚀🤯   https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/evo-2-biomolecular-ai/?ref=producthunt

Sam Mendoza

Imagine having a microscope that not only lets you see the tiniest details but also explains what they mean in the grand tapestry of life. Evo 2 could be that game-changer for genetic research. However, as with any powerful tool, its true impact depends on how it's wielded. Will it democratize access to genetic insights or remain a high-tech toy for well-funded labs? The potential is vast, but so are the challenges in ensuring it's used ethically and equitably.

Cyril

This is massive. A model that not only interprets but designs new biological sequences could push biotech into entirely new territory. The ability to process million-nucleotide sequences means we’re looking at real potential for breakthroughs in genetic engineering, synthetic biology, and even personalized medicine. Excited to see how researchers put Evo 2 to work!

Nate

Nice! What would be really cool would be to have next a model of the functional properties of all molecules from organic chemistry, instead of relying on functional groups and pharmacophores 

It would help creating new drugs

Nice! What would be really cool would be to have next a model of the functional properties of all molecules from organic chemistry, instead of relying on functional groups and pharmacophores   It would help creating new drugs

Sam Mendoza

A group of likeminded people in Biohackers Connect are talking about this.