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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

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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.

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