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Thomas Lau

Stanford University

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Few-shot regulatory sequence design with a genomic language model

Brian Hie, Yukun A Hao, Matthew Liu, Divya Nori, Garyk Brixi, Thomas Lau, Charu A Ramakrishnan, Daniel Chang, Ryan Park, William E. Allen

This paper demonstrates that a genomic language model can generate functional regulatory DNA sequences using few examples, showing improved performance in cell-type-specific gene expression and neuronal labeling.

bioRxiv · Oct 30, 2026 · PreprintBioengineering