What you can do with MIP
Research intelligence
Ask questions in natural language across the full depth of biology. Genes, variants, pathways, protein function, disease mechanisms, drug interactions, literature — MIP reasons across all of it simultaneously, pulling from authoritative sources in real time.
Multi-omics analysis
Bring your genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, or single-cell data. MIP interprets results, surfaces patterns, cross-references databases, and generates hypotheses — without requiring you to switch tools or write pipeline code from scratch.
Variant interpretation
Upload VCF files and work through variant classification with AI-assisted ACMG/AMP evidence review. Evidence is pulled live from ClinVar, gnomAD, PubMed, functional data sources, and population databases. Findings are exportable as structured reports.
Drug target and pathway exploration
Query across ChEMBL, Open Targets, KEGG, UniProt, AlphaFold, and PDB. Identify targets, map pathways, explore protein structure, and surface relevant compounds — in a single conversation.
Literature synthesis
Search and reason across PubMed and preprint sources. Ask MIP to summarize a field, identify contradictions in the literature, extract key findings from a set of papers, or surface the most relevant recent work for your hypothesis.
Code execution
Write and run Python or R directly in the platform. Pre-installed scientific libraries include pandas, NumPy, Biopython, scanpy, pydeseq2, matplotlib, and 15+ others. Results stream back inline.
Autonomous pipelines
Kick off long-running computational tasks — MD simulations, RNA-seq pipelines, multi-step analyses — and let MIP run them in the background. Jobs are tracked, resumable, and results are available when complete.
Reports and exports
Generate structured outputs from any analysis: variant interpretation reports, findings summaries, pathway maps, literature briefs, or custom formats ready for review, sharing, or export.
Explore the docs
Quickstart
Up and running in under 5 minutes.
Platform overview
How MIP’s architecture works: databases, agents, reasoning layer, and compute.
Key concepts
Research sessions, agents, tool calls, jobs, and artifacts explained.
Guides
Step-by-step documentation for every major workflow.
Code execution
Running Python and R, available libraries, and compute limits.
