A living map of immune biology · by Allerim
Follow an immune story. See the relationships. Check the evidence.
Atlas is Allerim's standalone learning and exploration environment. Public Atlas turns immune systems into connected stories. Atlas Professional adds controlled graph tracing, comparison, and review tools.
Start with a question
Follow short, reviewed journeys through tissues, signals, cells, pathways, and patterns. No sign-in and no patient data.
Trace and review
Approved reviewers and partners can use the relationship graph, response traces, reasoning surfaces, and locally saved review trails.
Guided journeys
Choose a question, then follow the biology.
Each journey connects existing Atlas nodes into a short, source-anchored story. No patient data, diagnosis, or treatment direction.
Educational illustrationExposure to delayed response
Why can an alpha-gal reaction arrive hours after a meal?
Follow the glycan exposure, IgE recognition, mast-cell threshold, cofactors, and delayed reaction pattern without turning the mechanism into a diagnosis.
Educational illustrationTissue alarm to type 2 ecology
How does a stressed barrier become an allergic response loop?
Move from airway barrier sensing to IL-33, mast-cell activation, and the wider type 2 immune pattern.
Educational illustrationBarrier defense to resolution
How does the airway recruit neutrophils against a bacterial challenge?
Follow the airway ecosystem, CXCL8 recruitment signal, neutrophil response, and the balance between microbial defense and tissue injury.
Browse the living atlas
Go directly to the layer you need.
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Cells and signals
Browse immune cells, cytokines, tissue ecosystems, and neuroimmune mediators.
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Stories
Pathway library
Read named biologic stories with triggers, stages, caveats, and cross-links.
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Learn
Foundations
Build a systems-immunology spine before exploring advanced maps and tools.
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Trust
Evidence ledger
See versions, review dates, source anchors, uncertainty, and change history.
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The Allerim boundary
Atlas informs and explains. It does not run care.
Atlas remains separate from the patient and provider applications. Any future handoff into Allerim runtime must pass through explicit review, versioning, governance, and testing.