ElychatBY ELYTRON BIOTECH
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AI GENOME CHAT FOR MICROBIAL RESEARCH

From genomic data
to biological opportunity.

Chat with Ely, Elytron's AI expert in microbial genomics, proteomics, and metabolomics. Upload a bacterial or fungal genome, ask about genes and pathways, and follow every answer back to the gene on the map.

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First 5 strains free. Activation reviewed by our team.

No pipeline to installYour own FASTAEvidence you can explore

BacteriaFungi betaPlants and human · coming in future updatesPlants & human soon

ElyElytron's genome expert Prepared example

Let's explore your genomes together! Ask me anything you want.

Any biosurfactant candidates to investigate?

Region 1.2 has a surfactin reference match. Its srfAA gene is a good place to start.

Open srfAA on the map
Illustrative bacterial genome map A schematic genome with cyan gene tracks and orange and violet biosynthetic regions, introducing the public Bacillus subtilis N4 reference. The drawing does not represent exact coordinates. B. subtilis N4 Public bacterial reference 12 predicted BGC regions Surfactin-related region

Prepared answer from the public B. subtilis N4 reference

THE ACTUAL WORKSPACE

More than a chatbot.
Ely works inside your genome.

Ask in the chat. Ely's answer opens the exact gene on the map, side by side.

The actual Elychat workspace: Ely's answer about surfactin-related region 1.2 opened the genome map on the selected srfAA gene. On wide screens the question and answer sit on the left and the Genome tools sidebar, with the selection's actions, primers, clusters and bookmarks, on the right.
Actual Split view · Ely's answer opened srfAA, in region 1.2, on the public B. subtilis N4 map; Genome tools hold the selection, primers, clusters and bookmarks

Built by Elytron BiotechA deeptech company that discovers and develops biological assets.

  • 1,500+ proprietary microorganisms
  • 15+ active clients
  • Argentina & Brazil operations

LESS SETUP. MORE EXPLORATION.

Bring your genome.
We'll handle the pipeline.

01

Upload your assembly

.fasta · .fa · .fna · up to 50 MB
02

Let the pipeline work

Annotation + BGC detection, automatically
03

Ask Ely, follow up

Every answer traced to the evidence

WHERE DO YOU WANT TO START?

What will you explore?

GENOME VIEWER

Glide through your genome, gene by gene.

Built on a game engine, so it stays fast and responsive from the whole genome down to a single base.

Open the viewer PCR PRIMERS

From a genomic target to PCR primers.

Candidate pairs from Primer3, with specificity and thermodynamics checks.

See the workflow BIOSURFACTANT DISCOVERY

From a genome to a testable candidate.

Follow surfactin-related evidence toward a fermentation screen.

See an example answer NOVEL BGC TRIAGE

Find what's still unexplored.

Spot clusters with no close known match before you invest lab time.

See an example answer CENTRAL METABOLISM

Start with pathways you already know.

Explore glycolysis genes and the annotations behind them.

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BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A few useful answers.

Have a question about your dataset?
Talk to the Elychat team

What can I upload today?

A bacterial or fungal (beta) nucleotide FASTA with a .fasta, .fa, or .fna extension, up to 50 MB. Fungal analysis takes longer, often several hours. Plant and human genomes are planned for future updates.

How does the free trial work?

Request access to try your first five strains free. Without an invite code, our team reviews and activates your account. A valid invite code can provide immediate access.

What happens after I upload?

Your assembly enters the processing queue for annotation and BGC detection. You can track progress in your workspace and start asking Ely once results are ready. Processing time depends on your genome and the queue.

Who owns my data?

You retain ownership of your uploaded sequences and analysis. Account access is separated by client. Read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for the service's data policies.

Do predictions confirm biological activity?

No. Annotations, BGC predictions, and Ely's answers support research. Confirm biological activity experimentally and validate conclusions against the supporting evidence.

YOUR NEXT QUESTION STARTS HERE

There's more in your genome.
Let's explore it with Ely.

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