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Transformer encoder-decoder for de novo peptide sequencing from tandem mass spectrometry, translating MS/MS spectra directly to peptide sequences without reference databases, enabling identification of novel peptides for immunopeptidomics, antibody repertoires, and metaproteomes (Noble Lab UW, Nature Communications 2024)

Family of codon-resolution language models trained on 130 million protein-coding sequences from over 20,000 species, enabling cross-species gene expression prediction and codon-level functional genomics (2025)

Apache 2.0 single-cell foundation model family scaling to 3B parameters, pretrained on 266M cell profiles including perturbation data and released with training, embedding, and downstream benchmarking workflows for disease-relevant single-cell tasks (2025)

Google DeepMind's unified DNA sequence foundation model predicting molecular consequences of genetic variants from single-base resolution up to 1 megabase context, jointly outputting thousands of regulatory tracks (RNA expression, splicing, chromatin accessibility, TF binding, contact maps) for human and mouse genomes via a Python client and non-commercial API (2025)

Transformer that translates fragment ion peaks into peptide sequences for database-free de novo sequencing in large-scale proteomics, with InstaNovo+ extending it as a multinomial diffusion model that iteratively refines predicted sequences, plus InstaNovo-P for phosphoproteomics and Winnow for calibrated confidence with FDR control (130+ stars, Apache 2.0, actively maintained)

Family of causal genomic foundation models trained on 1T tokens (~6T DNA base pairs) from the Carbon Pretraining Corpus, combining eukaryote genes, mRNA transcripts, and prokaryote genomes with a hybrid text/6-mer tokenizer; Carbon-3B matches or beats Evo2-7B on zero-shot DNA evaluations including sequence recovery, variant effect prediction, and perturbations (Apache 2.0, 201+ stars)

State-of-the-art RNA 3D folding model developed with Stanford Das Lab and Kaggle competition winners, featuring a 488M-parameter AF3-like architecture with MSA and template-based modeling, enabling structure-driven drug discovery and RNA therapeutics design (NVIDIA-Digital-Bio, Apache 2.0)

Generalized biological foundation model with unified nucleic acid and protein language, integrating DNA/RNA/protein sequences (Nature Machine Intelligence 2025)

General-purpose RNA language model with 650M parameters pretrained on 36M non-coding RNA sequences, achieving strong generalization on structure prediction tasks including secondary structure prediction, splice-site prediction, mean ribosome loading, and ncRNA classification (lbcb-sci, 165+ stars, Apache-2.0)

Bi-directional DNA language model based on the Mamba state space architecture, enabling efficient long-range genomic sequence modeling with linear-time complexity and built-in reverse-complement equivariance; achieves strong performance on chromatin accessibility, enhancer, and promoter prediction benchmarks (Stanford & UC Berkeley, 500+ stars)

DNA sequence analysis

End-to-end RNA 3D structure prediction using RNA language model pretrained on 23.7M sequences, outperforming existing methods and human expert groups on RNA-Puzzles and CASP15 (Nature Methods 2024)