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Oxford Nanopore's official deep-learning basecaller for nanopore sequencing, converting raw electrical signals into DNA/RNA sequences with integrated modified-base (methylation) detection and efficient CPU/GPU inference; foundational tool for long-read genomics, epigenetics, and real-time sequencing analysis (nanoporetech, 846+ stars, actively maintained)
GenBio AI's software stack for the AI-Driven Digital Organism, supporting adaptation and finetuning of multiscale biological foundation models across DNA, RNA, protein, structure, and single-cell tasks with reproducible CLIs and pretrained model zoo (2025)
Machine learning model predicting cellular perturbation response across diverse contexts with State Transition (ST) and State Embedding (SE) variants, featuring CLI tooling, PyPI distribution, and Virtual Cell Challenge integration (575+ stars)
Arc Institute's single-cell foundation model enabling in-context learning at inference time via a novel tabular attention architecture, trained on 150M uniformly-preprocessed cells for generalizing biological effects and generating unseen cell profiles in novel contexts (2025)
Hybrid deep learning and alignment-based tool for identifying viruses, plasmids, and other mobile genetic elements in isolates, metagenomes, and metatranscriptomes, combining neural-network gene-content classifiers with nucleotide-sequence signatures; also performs viral taxonomic assignment, provirus detection in host genomes, and functional annotation, with precomputed databases of 200K+ viral and 1M+ plasmid genomes and web apps on Galaxy and NMDC EDGE (Berkeley Lab & DOE Joint Genome Institute, 334+ stars, actively maintained)
Foundation models for genomics and transcriptomics pretrained on 3,000+ human genomes and 850+ diverse species, enabling chromatin accessibility prediction, splice site detection, and promoter classification across multiple model scales (InstaDeep, NVIDIA & TUM, Nature Methods 2023)