The platform

Context is the first layer of intelligence.

Reomics begins with auditable metadata curation, then uses that foundation to make public RNA-seq cohorts discoverable and prioritize deeper analysis.

How it works

A path from archive to answer.

The platform roadmap is deliberately staged: first establish reliable labels, then make them queryable, then process the cohorts with the greatest research value.

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Public sources

SRA · BioSample · GEO · publications

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Messy metadata

Unstructured fields and missing context

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Cohort tables

Traceable labels and confidence

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Evidence

Search, prioritize, investigate

Staged development

Build the foundation, then build on it.

The first milestone is a validated table of human samples, subjects, tissues, diseases, and experiment types with explicit uncertainty. Subsequent stages build on that shared context.

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Metadata curation

Parse source records, extract candidate fields using rules and models, map terms to ontologies, and review samples against a gold set.

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Query layer

Make curated tables searchable through structured and natural-language workflows for cohort discovery.

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Prioritized processing

Use Monorail pilots to assess high-value disease cohorts and expression or splicing questions before scaling.

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Partner-specific evidence

Develop evidence packages and, where appropriate, expand to protected data within approved environments.

Design principle

Every label needs a trail back to its source.

Reomics intends to store field-level provenance, confidence, extraction rationale, and review status. Models can propose candidate labels; the validated table is the durable resource.

Manual review and public correction workflows are part of the proposed quality loop.

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