Known, emerging, novel
Reports do not mix established disease genes with exploratory candidates. The distinction is part of the trust model.
TensorCortex Atlas
Disease-gene hypothesis reports for research teams.
Atlas separates established disease biology from emerging candidate genes and novel, testable hypotheses. Each report shows the evidence path, uncertainty, and validation routes behind the ranking.
Current Atlas report
Coming soonAlzheimer's disease
Publication is being prepared around established Alzheimer's genetics and mechanism themes, including amyloid processing, APOE-linked lipid biology, and microglial immune biology.
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known anchors
Review
candidate ranking
Pending
public release
APOEstrong
Established disease genetics and lipid biology context
APPstrong
Established amyloid processing biology
PSEN1strong
Established amyloid processing biology
PSEN2strong
Established amyloid processing biology
TREM2strong
Established microglial immune biology context
Disease context
Known genes
Evidence path
Candidate
Publication standard
The published report will separate established disease biology from exploratory candidate hypotheses and will mark indirect evidence, uncertainty, and validation routes before any candidate is presented as research-priority material.
coming soonevidence reviewresearch use only
Evidence paths
Candidate genes are connected back to disease context through structured paths, not free-form invention.
Uncertainty first
Novel hypotheses include why they may be wrong and what validation would make them more credible.