Turn biological complexity into a clearer research direction.
Explore the connections between diseases, genes, pathways and organs. Follow a relationship, inspect its context and return to the source behind it.

HISTAMOS helps researchers structure a hypothesis, trace its evidence and objections, and document the next experiment worth discussing.
Move from exploring biological relationships to building an explicit, evidence-linked hypothesis — in one connected workflow.
Explore the connections between diseases, genes, pathways and organs. Follow a relationship, inspect its context and return to the source behind it.

Build a visual hypothesis from biological components. Connect mechanisms, interventions, evidence and proposed tests, while keeping assumptions open to review.

Explore diseases, genes, pathways and evidence.
DiseasesExplore disease connections›Genes & PathwaysMolecular mechanisms›Cells & BiologyCell types and processes›EvidencePublications and source records›HypothesesFrom insight to research questions›Discover, follow and collaborate on research hypotheses.
Explore shared biological signals and potential new research opportunities.
Compare disease contexts, organs and pathways using the platform.
Explore cross-disease connections →Create private teams, share hypotheses and collaborate securely.
Independent hypothesis review
Submit one non-confidential biomedical research hypothesis. HISTAMOS examines the evidence boundary, the strongest challenge and the next decisive test.
| Service | Included | Delivery | Fixed price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hypothesis Decision CheckOne biomedical research hypothesis | Supporting and challenging evidence · novelty screen · missing causal link · strongest failure point · decisive next test · time-bounded scientific assessment | 2–5 business days after written scope acceptance | €300 fixed fee | Request written scope → |
Research use only. Not a systematic review, laboratory validation, clinical recommendation or guarantee of scientific success. Confidential-data analysis and laboratory execution require a separate written scope.