Method and apparatus for identification of biomolecules
AssigneeGenformatic, LLC
InventorsDaniel B. WEAVER, Justin T. REESE
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AssigneeGenformatic, LLC
InventorsDaniel B. WEAVER, Justin T. REESE
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The present disclosure presents methods, systems, and devices for dentifying new molecules directly from biological sequence information, with at least one of a desired bioactivity profile, functional attribute, biochemical reactivity, biological impact, pharmacological characteristic or therapeutic effect. The present disclosure further includes analyzing, at the processor, data features of biological sequence information and other data sources, including a feature-definition set by processing, using one or more bioinformatic techniques, computational algorithms, or methods of statistical machine learning, data sources relating to biological or chemical molecules, including biomolecules, including but not limited to peptides, having desired physical or chemical characteristics, bioactivities, functional attributes, biological impacts, pharmacologic properties or therapeutic effects.
A method of identifying, on an electronic device including a processor and memory, new molecules directly from biological sequence information, with at least one of a desired bioactivity profile, functional attribute, biochemical reactivity, biological impact, pharmacological characteristic or therapeutic effect, the method comprising
An electronic device configured to identify new molecules directly from biological sequence information, with at least one of a desired bioactivity profile, functional attribute, biochemical reactivity, biological impact, pharmacological characteristic or therapeutic effect, the electronic device comprising:
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