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# 🧬 Carbon Pretraining Corpus
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> **~127M DNA & RNA sequences · 1 trillion nucleotides** — the DNA pretraining mixture used to train [Carbon](https://github.com/hf-carbon/carbon), a genomic foundation model.
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This dataset is a collection of data sources intended for training genomic foundation models, such as Carbon. It contains DNA and RNA sequences spanning eukaryote and prokaryote species.
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**Quick biology primer**
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DNA is the molecule that stores genetic information in all living things. It is a sequence of four letters — **A, T, G, C** — and a genome can be anywhere from thousands to billions of these letters long. Training a language model on DNA means treating those letters like tokens and learning the statistical patterns of life.
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### 1. `eukaryote_generator` — Eukaryote Genomes
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## Description
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> **~127M DNA & RNA sequences · 1 trillion nucleotides** — the DNA pretraining mixture used to train [Carbon](https://github.com/hf-carbon/carbon), a genomic foundation model.
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This dataset is a collection of data sources intended for training genomic foundation models, such as Carbon. It contains DNA and RNA sequences spanning eukaryote and prokaryote species.
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## Quick biology primer
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DNA is the molecule that stores genetic information in all living things. It is a sequence of four letters — **A, T, G, C** — and a genome can be anywhere from thousands to billions of these letters long. Training a language model on DNA means treating those letters like tokens and learning the statistical patterns of life.
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## Dataset composition
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### 1. `eukaryote_generator` — Eukaryote Genomes
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