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AlphaGenome 2 studies DNA effects in specific cell types

DeepMind announces a research model connecting genetic variants with cellular activity.

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Two people in lab coats in a laboratory; stock photograph, not DeepMind staff.
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Why it matters: Check what changes, availability and limits.

The change

AlphaGenome 2 predicts DNA effects by cell type or state, beyond broader tissue averages.

Access and scope

It is available for non-commercial research through the AlphaGenome API; commercial research has private preview access.

Practical reading

It may help prioritize experiments. This is research, not a clinical diagnosis. We have not tested the model. Before using data from Spain, review terms and privacy. The stock photo does not show DeepMind staff.

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