Documents
bioXplore: Interactive Exploration of the Gene–Disease Association Network
The manuscript: what the platform does, how it ranks, how the evidence lens works, and an asthma case study separating disease biology from pharmacological circularity. Unpublished preprint, not peer reviewed.
Open PDF (1.3 MB) →Data sources
Every source behind every link — gene–disease evidence, GO annotations and the drug layer — with what each measures, its limitations, live record counts and citations.
Read the page →User guide
How to drive the explorer: choosing an anchor, reading the diagram, the evidence lens, re-anchoring, and what the footer is telling you.
Read the guide →Database Design
How BioXplore data integration is modelled: the schema, an entity–relationship diagram generated from the live database, and the source quirks that shaped both.
Open PDF (1.8 MB) →Citing BioXplore
If BioXplore contributed to your work, cite it as:
Rachlin, J. (2026). BioXplore: Interactive Exploration of the Gene–Disease Association Network (bioxplore.org). Unpublished preprint.
Please also cite the underlying resources your result actually rests on. BioXplore is a reading of the Open Targets Platform release 26.06 and the databases behind it; the Data sources page carries the primary references, and the explorer's evidence panel names the specific sources supporting any individual link.