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In 1965, Margaret Dayhoff published the Atlas of Protein Sequence and Structure, which collated the 65 proteins whose amino acid sequences were then known.
Inspired by that Atlas, today we are releasing the Dayhoff Atlas of protein sequence data and protein language models.
Inspired by that Atlas, today we are releasing the Dayhoff Atlas of protein sequence data and protein language models.
July 25, 2025 at 10:05 PM
In 1965, Margaret Dayhoff published the Atlas of Protein Sequence and Structure, which collated the 65 proteins whose amino acid sequences were then known.
Inspired by that Atlas, today we are releasing the Dayhoff Atlas of protein sequence data and protein language models.
Inspired by that Atlas, today we are releasing the Dayhoff Atlas of protein sequence data and protein language models.