“We assembled the largest possible data set… 34 billion proteins… then you’d just use a hidden Markov model and match… Cas9”

Mammoth Biosciences · The Neuron: AI Explained · Can AI Help Cure Genetic Disease?

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assembled a giant metagenomic sequencing database (~34 billion protein sequences) and used hidden Markov models to find Cas-like proteins that rhyme with Cas9

34 billion proteins

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