MISHA

Program 01 · The science arm

Research Lab

An AI and computational arm that synthesizes global work, ranks the hypotheses worth testing, and publishes finished outputs open-access.

What it does

  • 01

    Rank the candidate hypotheses for STRC and adjacent hearing-loss genes, so wet-lab effort goes to the most promising first.

  • 02

    Build and publish an open structural set: AlphaFold3 predictions for stereocilin and its partners, and the druggable pockets worth probing.

  • 03

    Coordinate data so a partner lab starts from finished computation, not a blank bench.

Why it matters

STRC is a single-gene, recessive condition, which is the tractable case for this approach: the variant can be modeled, the structure predicted, and the hypotheses ranked before any wet-lab spend. The general method, and why we treat computation as a lever and not an oracle, lives on the methodology page. Here it is pointed at one gene.

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Where it stands

Pre-incorporation. First planned outputs are a public STRC hypothesis ranking and an AlphaFold3 structural set on the wiki. This program holds only finished, MISHA-owned outputs. The working scientific notebook lives separately and is not claimed as the foundation's.