A linear, AI-assisted workflow that takes you from a trait or biological process all the way to a ranked list of candidate genes in your organism of interest.
Automatically mines thousands of PubMed articles to uncover genes linked to your trait or biological process of interest. GREGOR brings together evidence from the published literature in one place.
Genes found in literature often come from model species like Arabidopsis. GREGOR maps them directly to your target organism's genome via NCBI RefSeq orthology — so you work with the exact genes in your species of interest, not just surrogates.
Goes beyond individual genes. Using the candidate genes from the orthology step, GREGOR constructs the Gene Regulatory Network (GRN) of your trait, revealing functional interactions and regulatory relationships between genes. Genes with lower network centrality and connectivity often represent the most promising intervention targets, as they tend to have more specific effects and lower pleiotropy risk.
A prioritized list of candidate genes ranked by integrated evidence from literature mining, orthology mapping, network centrality, and tissue-specific expression patterns. Results are designed for collaborative review, enabling multi-user annotation, validation, and selection — facilitating team-based gene discovery and streamlined editing target prioritization.
Select high-confidence candidate genes associated with a specific trait in your plant of interest. Prioritize editing targets backed by literature evidence, orthology, and network connectivity.
Explore genes associated with a biological process or set of terms — even without a predefined editing goal. Ideal for understanding trait architecture, identifying key regulators, and generating new hypotheses.
Expand your genomic workflow with additional resources, from gene exploration to CRISPR target design.
Search across multiple plant genomes by gene name, annotation, organism, or sequence. Quickly access gene structure, expression profiles, orthologs, and key genomic insights.
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Design sgRNAs for precise gene editing workflows. Find your gene of interest and launch CRISPR design tools directly from the gene information panel.
DesignBrowse supported plant genomes with genome-wide metrics, gene counts, structural annotations, and key statistics—all in one place.
Join researchers using GREGOR to accelerate plant trait genomics and candidate gene discovery.
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