rewirebio.iobenchmarks

Biological models

Understand model architectures, biological inputs, access requirements and the evidence from linked evaluations.

240 model records in release 2026-10-12-fcce59cc481b (gzip). Showing 1–24; page 1 of 10.

Evaluated configurations, methods and pipelines are listed separately. Names alone do not establish equivalent models or checkpoints.

  • Agro Nucleotide Transformer

    DNA and genomes

    AgroNT learns DNA representations from plant reference genomes for plant molecular prediction tasks.

  • AIDO Protein-RAG

    Proteins and complexes

    Retrieval-augmented protein language model from the AIDO.Protein-RAG work, which combines a pretrained protein language model with retrieved multiple sequence alignments; ProteinGym lists AIDO with alignment and structure inputs and scores it as a zero-shot substitution baseline.

  • AIDO.DNA

    DNA and genomes

    AIDO.DNA genomic language model.

  • AIDO.RNA

    Microbes and communities · DNA and genomes

    AIDO.RNA RNA language model family.

  • Akita

    DNA and genomes

    Akita contact-map model.

  • AlphaFold 2

    Protein structure · Proteins and complexes

    Deep-learning protein structure prediction model evaluated in this comparison.

  • AlphaFold 3

    Protein structure

    AlphaFold 3 predicts three-dimensional structures of complexes containing proteins, nucleic acids and other molecular components. It combines a Pairformer representation network with an atomic-coordinate diffusion model. This entry describes the model and local implementation; the hosted AlphaFold Server has a separate profile.

  • AlphaGenome

    DNA and genomes

    AlphaGenome predicts regulatory activity and variant effects from long DNA sequences, with outputs for expression, splicing, chromatin and contact maps.

  • AttentiveFP

    Protein function

    Attentive fingerprint graph network.

  • Basenji

    DNA and genomes

    Basenji predicts quantitative regulatory activity along DNA and scores the effects of sequence changes.

  • BioFM

    DNA and genomes

    BioFM genomic foundation model family as listed on the GENEB leaderboard.

  • BiRNA-BERT

    Microbes and communities · DNA and genomes

    BiRNA-BERT RNA language model.

  • Boltz

    Molecular interactions

    Boltz predicts biomolecular complex structures; Boltz-2 also predicts binding affinity.

  • Boltz-2

    Molecular interactions

    Boltz predicts biomolecular complex structures; Boltz-2 also predicts binding affinity.

  • Borzoi

    DNA and genomes

    Model trained to predict RNA-seq coverage from DNA sequence.

  • BPNet

    DNA and genomes

    BPNet convolutional architecture trained from scratch per task.

  • Caduceus

    DNA and genomes

    Self-supervised DNA language model pretrained on human genomic sequence.

  • CARP

    Proteins and complexes

    Convolutional protein language model pretrained by masked language modelling on protein sequences, scored in ProteinGym as a zero-shot single-sequence substitution baseline.

  • CellPLM

    Single cell · Spatial omics

    Cell-level transformer foundation model pretrained on scRNA-seq and spatial transcriptomics (Wen et al., ICLR 2024).

  • Chai-1

    Proteins and complexes · Molecular interactions

    Chai-1 predicts the structures of biomolecular complexes containing proteins, nucleic acids and small molecules.

  • ChemLLM-7B

    Protein function

    ChemLLM-7B chemistry large language model, prompted for protein property questions.

  • Chroma

    Protein structure

    Diffusion-based protein backbone generation method evaluated in Scaffold-Lab (released 2023-11).

  • ChromBPNet

    DNA and genomes

    ChromBPNet predicts base-resolution chromatin accessibility while modeling assay-specific enzyme bias separately.

  • CI-SpliceAI

    DNA and genomes

    SpliceAI reimplementation retrained on a collapsed isoform set of manually curated GENCODE HAVANA splice sites from all chromosomes.

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