Paper-grounded synthesis
Research questions, claims, methods, entities, caveats, and suggested follow-ups stay tied to source chunks.
DNA Dojo turns papers into structured experimental intelligence: citation-backed answers, methods cards, entity memory, and reusable context for life-science projects.
Extracts models, perturbations, controls, readouts, limitations, and source-backed follow-up questions.
Answers route through embedded chunks and return citations before they become saved project memory.
The first release focuses on a narrow but high-value loop: private PDF upload, text extraction, chunk embeddings, structured Paper Card generation, Methods Card extraction, citation-backed Q&A, and saved research cards.
Adaptive resistance after pathway inhibition, core finding, limitations, and next questions.
Cell line, animal model, perturbation, assay, control group, variable, and readout extraction.
Each answer is generated from retrieved chunks and saved with citation metadata.
Save paper summaries, methods, and answers as reusable research cards.
DNA Dojo treats papers as experimental records. The interface privileges methods, controls, model systems, entities, and citations so researchers can evaluate evidence quickly.
Research questions, claims, methods, entities, caveats, and suggested follow-ups stay tied to source chunks.
Model systems, perturbations, assays, controls, readouts, and protocol notes are normalized into reusable cards.
Saved cards turn papers and answers into project memory for genes, pathways, compounds, and assays.
Paper is live first. Molecule, sequence, tutoring, experiment, and discovery modules are intentionally reserved so future tools can share one project memory layer.
Read, query, and card biology papers with citations.
Track compounds, targets, mechanisms, and assay evidence.
Annotate sequences and connect variants to literature.
Turn project context into guided explanations and checks.
Draft experiment plans from methods and constraints.
Surface hypotheses, gaps, and next papers to read.
Upload a paper, extract the evidence, ask follow-up questions, then save the useful pieces back into the project.
Private PDFs, metadata, and project scope are captured together.
Methods, entities, controls, and limitations are structured into reusable cards.
Questions return citation-backed answers that can be saved to project memory.