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REELD
Research

Mechanisms that remain visible under pressure.

REELD integrates rare-variant evidence, single-cell context, and structured phenotypes to produce hypotheses that can be challenged.

Variant to phenotype

Connect variant consequence to structured clinical observations without collapsing uncertainty.

Variant consequence, gene constraint, phenotype fitExplore program

Single-cell context

Locate disease mechanisms in the cell types and states where they become biologically coherent.

Cell identity, state, development, perturbationExplore program

Phenotype ontology

Treat phenotype representation as a tested, versioned part of the analytical model.

Term specificity, propagation, semantic similarityExplore program

Therapeutic hypotheses

Translate convergent evidence into falsifiable intervention logic and experimental priorities.

Direction of effect, intervention point, validation logicExplore program

Our research standard

Confidence is earned through convergence, not visual complexity.

  1. Define the claimState the mechanism and its plausible alternatives.
  2. Build the evidence graphKeep each source and inference independently visible.
  3. Stress test the resultChange references, parameters, and negative controls.
  4. Specify the experimentTranslate stable evidence into a falsifiable next step.