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A protein-text foundation model embedding sequences and natural language in a shared token space, enabling protein understanding and de novo design from one checkpoint.

A multimodal Q-former that fuses DNA sequence, gene context, protein function, and text into a prefix for a frozen LLM, enabling zero-shot genetic variant interpretation.

A unified bio-language Mixture-of-Experts foundation model spanning DNA, protein sequence and structure, and biological text, applied across eight task families from a single checkpoint.

OpenAI's first life-sciences frontier reasoning model, optimized for multi-step scientific workflows spanning protein engineering, genomics, drug-target discovery, and biochemistry reasoning.

A reasoning language model post-trained on virtual cell simulations to answer complex biological questions about gene perturbations in natural language.

Unified science foundation model from Microsoft Research treating molecules, proteins, RNA, DNA, and materials as a shared sequence language for cross-domain generation.

An enhanced T5-based encoder-decoder that unifies molecule, protein, and text understanding via IUPAC integration and multi-task instruction tuning.

A T5-based conversational framework that converts scRNA-seq data into cell sentences, enabling cell type annotation, pseudo-cell generation, and drug sensitivity prediction via natural language.

Pre-training framework bridging molecules, proteins, and natural language using T5 with SELFIES representations for cross-modal biological understanding.

Domain-specific large language models for natural science, fine-tuned on physics, chemistry, and materials science literature using automated instruction generation.

A large language model trained on 48 million scientific papers and knowledge bases to store, combine, and reason about scientific knowledge.

An integrated platform implementing 155 biological language models for analyzing DNA, RNA, and protein sequences across residue-level and sequence-level tasks.