Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
Alois, an Alzheimer’s research notebook with receipts
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Alois proposes gene-level Alzheimer’s experiments and describes testing predictions against data from the SEA-AD brain atlas.
- For
- Alzheimer’s researchers testing gene-level hypotheses
- Worth noticing
- The page says predictions are hashed before evaluation across 84 donors; it also displays an unexplained contract address ending in “pump.”
Field notes
The methods section assigns six weighted scores to each gene, including genetics, literature, cell-type enrichment, pathways, tractability, and prior trials. It explains why genetics receives the largest weight and says literature is inverted to push heavily studied genes lower. The page links to papers and data sources, but the extract does not establish that the described live runs or donor-split tests were completed. An unexplained contract-like address ending in “pump” is also visible.
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