Noodle Biomedical Literature Discovery

SciSpace BioMed is a domain-native AI “co-scientist” for biomedical research that combines a vast literature database with 150+ integrated bio-tools and 100+ academic databases and software suites to streamline complex research workflows, from genomics and single-cell analysis to drug discovery and clinical genomics. It enables researchers to ask natural-language questions, ingest datasets, interpret variants or multi-omics data, design cloning or wet-lab workflows, reason about clinical or disease biology, and generate publication-ready outputs (e.g., figures, tables, and presentations) with full transparency and citations. Users can interact with scientific papers via “chat with PDF,” highlight confusing text, math, or tables, and get clear explanations, ideal for understanding difficult methods or concepts. For literature review or exploratory research, its AI-driven semantic search accesses millions of papers and returns citation-backed summaries.

VSClinical allows for the clinical interpretation of variants based on ACMG & AMP guidelines. The VSClinical guided workflow enables following the American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) guidelines used to identify and classify causal variants for inherited disease risk, cancer predisposition, and the diagnosis of rare diseases. The ACMG/AMP joint guidelines for variant interpretation provide a set of criteria to score variants and place them into one of five classification tiers. Following the guidelines requires deep diving into the annotations, genomic context, and existing clinical assertions about every variant. VSClinical provides a tailored workflow to score each relevant criterion while also providing all the bioinformatic, literature and evidence from clinical knowledgebases to assist in the scoring and interpretation process. VSClinical is designed to allow variant scientists to efficiently process variants.