10 views
Visualizations
The corpus, seen at a glance. Each view renders the same body of 123 papers a different way — as a network, a matrix, a cellular front, a gene table. Interactive, and all drawn from the live corpus.
the map
The Corpus Map
Every paper and concept drawn at once, with the convergence nodes and temporal stages standing out as hubs — the whole network in a single view.
the matrix
The Convergence Matrix
The three phases crossed with eight analytical lenses. Every cell is a card that opens the paper sitting behind it.
the census
The Cellular Census
Scrub the disease through its five stations and watch which neurons and synapses fall — and in what order.
the genes
The Gene Index
All 200 genes named across the corpus, each linked to every paper that invokes it, with co-occurrence.
Interactive dashboards
Deeper, multi-view dashboards — each rebuilt around the three-phase architecture: a Sankey of cause, a gene atlas, the collapse cascades, and the network of it all.
the map
The Map of Collapse
The three phases, two bridges and the convergence nodes as one expandable map — how a brainstem metabolic disease becomes a cortical synaptic one.
the clearance
The Autophagic Collapse
The cell’s recycling line failing stage by stage across fifty years — the eight routes to a dead proton pump, what it touches on the way, and how firmly each claim is held.
the flow
Causal Flow & Analysis
Upstream triggers flow through the phase engine to the downstream collapse — with drug targets, evidence tiers, a decade simulator, and the open tensions.
the genes
The Gene Atlas
Every risk and protective gene by effect size, frequency and the phase it acts in — the genetic architecture of the disease, catalogued.
the cascades
Collapse Cascades
The molecular chain of each phase, trigger to outcome, with the intervention points marked — and the cells that fall, in order.
the network
The Collapse Network
The phases, bridges and convergence nodes as a force-directed graph — plus the APOE4 hub, the anatomical timeline, and where the old theories intersect.