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MillionFull enables massive, full-length enzyme sequence-fitness data collection at low cost for machine learning-guided enzyme engineering
Jinbei LiiD, Bjarke Erichsen, Simon R KrarupiD, Shaoze YuaniD, Kenan JijakliiD, Søren Michael KarstiD, Lei YangiD, Alex Toftgaard NielseniD
Abstract
Machine learning holds great promise for accelerating enzyme optimization, but its power is fundamentally constrained by the limited availability of sequence-fitness data. Here, we introduce MillionFull, a low-cost method that enables high-throughput full-length sequence- fitness mapping for enzymes of arbitrary length. Each run yields on the order of 10-10 data points, capturing sequence-function relationships at unprecedented scale. By overcoming the data bottleneck, MillionFull provides a foundation for dramatically advancing AI-driven enzyme engineering.
- assay: protein sequence
- research focus: sequence-to-function modeling
- approach: machine learning (classical)
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