Nano-zyrkel-based Widget Showcase Room

Millions of clinical variant data points in a continuously growing database. A nano-zyrkel autonomously pulls data from ClinVar, HPO, and OMIM on schedule — Rust-powered batch processing classifies variants using the ACMG/AMP framework. Email alerts notify when a watched variant gets reclassified. Live visualizations: genome browser, Kaplan-Meier curves, classification drift, concordance matrices — all rendered in pure SVG, zero frameworks.

A teaching widget for human genetics students — built for speed. Rust handles compute-intensive parameter changes and real-time database queries against gnomAD, ClinVar, and Ensembl so students work with live data from open databases, not pre-built examples. LLM calls power adaptive quizzes that respond to individual learning progress. Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, Mendelian inheritance, population genetics — all interactive, all instant. More modules coming.

Your browser runs real bioinformatics tools on real human DNA. A nano-zyrkel distributes chunks of the HPRC pangenome to visitors, who align them against the reference genome using minimap2 compiled to WebAssembly. No server compute. Every visitor contributes. The crowd maps the Dark Genome together.