Recently, Google has unveiled the AlphaGenome Atlas.
About AlphaGenome Atlas:
It is an extensive, high-resolution digital directory designed to predict how genetic alterations impact molecular biology.
It is an AI-powered interactive resource, mapping the predicted impact of all 9 billion DNA variants.
It works in a regular web browser, without any coding required, and is free for academic researchers.
Capacity: It is a 1 petabyte (PB) dataset containing every single possible nucleotide variant alongside an AlphaGenome Variant Impact (AVI) score.
It is available to researchers around the world, with coding and non-coding variations available.
It provides several powerful, interconnected resources, allowing researchers to link variants directly to the functional DNA sequences they disrupt.
Key Technical Features
Molecular effect predictions: Atlas contains thousands of molecular effect predictions for each variant, across multiple important aspects of gene regulation, spanning hundreds of human and mouse cell types and tissues.
AVI score: A single number describing the impact for each genetic variant.
AVI feature attributions: Each AVI score is also linked to distinct biological features driving it, such as the aspects of gene regulation predicted by AlphaGenome or the protein impact score from AlphaMissense.
DNA sequence motifs: A comprehensive collection of over 2,500 recurrent DNA sequences — the "words" of the genome — and their locations.
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