The Euretos Disease Atlas is an interactive research platform that maps diseases and their molecular interactions across organs, tissues and cell types — giving you direct access to the drivers, target candidates and causal evidence behind them, in one integrated view.

The Disease Atlas brings all the evidence for understanding disease biology together in one platform. This changes what is possible for a translational researcher — questions that previously required a dedicated project can now be explored, tested and answered independently, leading to conclusions you can defend.

For every disease, the platform ranks candidates by causal and molecular evidence; not by literature. Seven independent dimensions, including genetic causal evidence and gene perturbation data, identify genes that actively drive disease biology. Candidates with little or no prior literature support become visible when the causal evidence converges.

Upload your proprietary gene sets, variant data or expression experiments and see them immediately evaluated against the full integrated disease evidence base. Now explore mechanisms, identify drivers and prioritise candidates — with your data at the centre.

For any gene-disease pair, build a complete and defensible rationale for advancing a candidate. Key dimensions of evidence — causal, mechanistic, expression, network, tractability and safety — each resolved to the cell types where the disease operates. Every result traceable to source.

The Disease Atlas draws on one of the most comprehensive collections of biomedical literature, patents, experimental, clinical and real-world patient data — including 3,500 unique scRNA profiles. All data is harmonised across a single semantic (FAIR) framework, ensuring genuine interoperability and full traceability to source.