NeoAmorfic Protein

Protein structural triage and governed MD evidence

A protein-focused workflow for prioritizing structures, highlighting residue ranges, and summarizing real molecular dynamics evidence with governed output.

Two products for researchers and advanced labs

Use structural triage to decide what deserves attention first, then move to governed evidence extraction when real trajectories exist.

Structural Triage

Prioritize real protein structures for manual review, highlight low-confidence residue ranges, and generate standardized scientist cards.

  • Batch triage over many targets
  • Residue-range focus
  • Scientist review cards
  • Governed QC review
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MD Evidence

Analyze real trajectories and convert them into governed evidence summaries with claim-safe and diagnostic separation.

  • Real trajectory intake
  • Claim-safe evidence panel
  • Per-trajectory cards
  • Downloadable audit package
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What users gain

This is not another viewer. It is an evidence-chain and prioritization layer on top of the tools researchers already use.

From single-target inspection to portfolio triage

Rank what deserves attention first instead of opening one structure at a time and taking notes manually.

From confidence colors to residue-range focus

See exactly which ranges are flagged and connect them to the structure, card, and downloads.

From mixed notebooks to governed evidence

Use standardized outputs, claim boundaries, and package downloads instead of ad hoc summaries.

Evidence chain, not black box

Every result should show source provenance, the structure or trajectory used, the computed evidence, the review card, the governed QC layer, and downloadable artifacts.

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Structure
Metrics
Review Card
Governed QC
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Claim boundary

This platform assists protein structural review and evidence extraction. It does not claim biological truth, stability prediction, binding prediction, inhibitor analysis, or pharma-grade decision support.

Structural triage only. Governed evidence only. Expert review still matters.