Chat with Open Targets genetics database leveraging text-to-graphQL capabilities of OpenAI Codex.
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Chat with Open Targets genetics database leveraging text-to-graphQL capabilities of OpenAI Codex.
MCP server for Open Targets data
GeneticsGPT is an intuitive application that leverages OpenAI's GPT-3.5-turbo model to provide insights and answers to genetic and disease-related questions. By integrating with the Open Targets genetics database and translating natural language queries into GraphQL, it empowers users to easily explore and extract valuable information.
Analyze human genetic knockouts to predict drug efficacy and side effects
AI-powered biomarker discovery and explanation tool for the Open Targets Hackathon 2025
Why the best genetically validated pain target keeps failing in the clinic: a genetic–pharmacological asymmetry at Nav1.7 (SCN9A), worked through single-cell atlases, a homeostatic-compensation model and human genetics.
Falsifiable drug-target validation: a content-addressed audit engine for direction of effect (inhibit vs. activate), built on Open Targets colocalization and benchmarked against approved drug–target pairs. SHA-locked rules; allowed to refuse.
Scientific MVP for LUAD target prioritization using knowledge graphs, GraphSAGE, and GraphRAG.
Powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for therapeutic discovery and drug repurposing using the Open Targets Platform GraphQL API.
Turn a candidate gene list and a disease context into a ranked, evidence supported review. Deterministic keyless core, optional Claude agent layer.
Unsupervised clustering of common human diseases based on GWAS and WGS data, with a focus on Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
A wrapper template around the existing OpenTargets Genetics API allowing anyone to merge in their own data
Shiny app that builds a ranked, multi-source gene list for a disease, with transparent scoring and optional AI curation.
Prescribing genes, not just drugs. ETL + dashboard pipeline that cross-references Open Targets, ChEMBL and UniProt to rank therapeutic targets by disease.
Fixture-backed biomedical evidence atlas for browsing neuroplasticity and receptor pharmacology research, with a FastAPI backend and a React frontend.
Disease-target knowledge graph: Open Targets ETL into Neo4j, FastAPI REST, and a React explorer with ranked associations and provenance.
Local research-only AI agent for evidence-grounded therapeutic target discovery with PubTator3, Open Targets, Neo4j, ChEMBL/RDKit, and FastAPI.
Biological discovery-graph lab that ranks missing-but-plausible links as candidate discoveries, over provenance-stamped subgraphs from Open Targets, Reactome, STRING and ChEMBL.
Forensic post-mortems for clinical trials. Give it an NCT ID, drug, or target: it classifies why a trial stopped, links the biology across ClinicalTrials.gov, openFDA, Open Targets, and ChEMBL, and returns an evidence-graded report, or refuses to speculate when the stop was not scientific.
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