Start with a question.
Open the soybean demo and follow a suggested next step. No blank canvas, no guessing what to ask.
“Show me the cell groups in this root.”
A research partner for plant single-cell biology
Know your cells.
Follow the evidence.
Spend less time naming cell groups by hand. Celloras suggests cell types in one click and shows the evidence behind each suggestion.
A real soybean dataset, ready to explore.
Demo login details are on the sign-in screen.
Starting withSoybeanGlycine max
Less clicking between tools. More discovery.
A conversation that gives you something to work with.
Ask a question. Inspect the result. Choose where to go next.
Published atlas preview
UMAPSoybean root atlas
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From overview to detail
Your next question is already within reach.
Choose a cell group, compare its markers and follow the evidence. Suggested actions guide you to the next useful check.
- Explore the cell groups
See the full dataset and select a cluster.
- Compare marker expression
Check a gene on the map or compare several in a dot plot.
- Follow the source
Read the cited evidence and save your interpretation.
Built around how you think
Bring the question.
Keep the scientific judgment.
The agent helps with the work between a question and an answer. You decide what the evidence means.
Look at the evidence.
Move from a cluster to its marker genes, expression patterns and relevant papers in the same conversation.
“Which genes distinguish cluster 6?”
Keep your reasoning.
Record what the evidence supports, what remains uncertain and why. Return to the result and your review together.
“What evidence supports this interpretation?”
Evidence stays attached
A useful answer needs a traceable reason.
A promising marker is a starting point. Keep its expression, biological context and source together, so you can challenge an interpretation as easily as you can follow it.
- Inspect the result
- Plots and marker tables come from the dataset, with methods and source details.
- Check the fit
- Species, tissue and genome version matter. Incompatible evidence is kept out of matching results.
- Make uncertainty visible
- Save supported, uncertain or rejected interpretations with your own reasoning.
Soybean first. More plants ahead.
Your next discovery starts with a question.
Open a prepared dataset and see where the evidence takes you.