Mechanism Mapping

Move beyond isolated pathway lists to understand how therapeutic targets sit within disease-relevant biological networks.

How it works

The objective is not the largest possible network — it is the small number of relationships that matter most for the decision.

Discuss a project

Generate tests

Convert predictions into focused experiments that confirm or reject the model.

Find leverage points

Prioritize nodes predicted to modify the system most effectively.

Define the anchor

A target, mutation, compound response, experimental observation, or proposed mechanism.

Place in disease context

Identify where the target intersects with DNA repair, survival biology, inflammatory signaling, mitochondrial or synaptic biology, or other disease-relevant processes.

Map relationships

Trace upstream regulators, intermediary nodes, downstream consequences, and feedback.