Learn about our platform and mission
Gene Explorer is your free gene browser. It is designed to make genetic information accessible to everyone - from students and researchers to healthcare professionals and curious individuals. We believe that understanding genetics and having fun while learning science should be free and open to everyone.
By combining trusted scientific databases with AI-powered explanations, we bridge the gap between complex genetic data and practical understanding. Our platform transforms technical genetic information into clear, actionable insights.
Get complex genetic concepts explained in simple, understandable language using advanced AI technology.
Your personal gene browser. Access information from trusted sources like Ensembl, UniProt, OMIM, ClinVar, and AlphaFold.
Amazing gene search tool. Fast autocomplete search with intelligent suggestions and popular gene recommendations.
Interactive 3D protein structures powered by AlphaFold's AI-predicted models.
We integrate data from the world's most trusted scientific databases to provide comprehensive and accurate genetic information:
Genome browser for vertebrate genomes
Usage: Gene information, chromosomal location, and basic annotations
Comprehensive protein sequence and annotation database
Usage: Protein function, domains, and structural information
Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man
Usage: Disease associations and inheritance patterns
Archive of reports of relationships among variants and phenotypes
Usage: Clinical significance of genetic variants
AI-powered protein structure predictions
Usage: 3D protein structure visualization and analysis
Advanced AI language models
Usage: Generating simple, educational explanations of complex genetic concepts
Gene Explorer is designed to be an educational tool suitable for various learning levels:
Learn genetics with AI-powered simple explanations and interactive visualizations
Quick access to comprehensive gene data from multiple trusted databases
Teaching tool with both technical details and simplified explanations
Ready to explore the world of genetics? Start by searching for a gene like TP53, BRCA1, or any gene you're curious about.