Investigate a molecule.See what the evidence supports.
Capela searches scientific literature, extracts reported biological evidence, separates experiments from predictions, and builds a sourced research dossier.
Scientific molecule research is fragmented.
Chemical databases, literature searches, target research, pathway interpretation, and manual evidence checks live in different places. The hardest question remains the simplest: how do we know?
One molecule. The whole evidence picture.
You do not separately prompt for activities, targets, mechanisms, and citations. One investigation resolves the molecule, retrieves the literature, and connects every conclusion to its support.
Retrieval before synthesis.
Capela does not answer from model memory and search for citations afterward. The order of operations is part of the scientific method.
Resolve
Search
Read
Extract
Classify
Assess
Build
A prediction should look like a prediction.
Every finding carries a visible evidence class. Deterministic validation can downgrade weak AI classifications, but never upgrades them without support.
Measured in an experiment
Observed effect, indirect relation
Docking, QSAR, or prediction
Reported without primary proof
Visible multi-source synthesis
Evidence cannot support a claim
KEAP1
- Relationship
- Predicted interaction
- Method
- Molecular docking
- Direct experimental confirmation
- Not identified
Eight sections. One inspectable record.
The result is structured for scientific review, not presented as an opaque chat answer.
Molecule overview
Common sources / context
Biological activity
Molecular targets
Mechanism of action
Literature evidence
Evidence vs prediction
Research assessment
Knowing when not to conclude is part of the product.
Uncertainty is a valid result. Capela never fills a missing mechanism because it sounds plausible.
Start with one investigation.
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