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A trainable language model with potential to modulate translation rates in non-model organisms by generating upstream untranslated region sequence libraries
Tuning protein expression in non-model organisms is often constrained by the lack of validated genetic parts and predictive design tools. Translational tuning through the modulation of upstream untranslated regions (5′-UTRs) offers a potentially organism-agnostic route, but existing methods typical
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