Represent the system.
Describe organs, cells, pathways and molecules through explicit states and relationships.
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Structured biology. Real collaboration. A new operating language for discovery.

ABML proposes a shared language and environment for scientific agents. The goal is to turn scattered biological knowledge into structured, testable hypotheses while keeping people responsible for verification.
Describe organs, cells, pathways and molecules through explicit states and relationships.
Specialized agents examine mechanisms, challenge assumptions and keep evidence attached.
Explore possible interventions in a model. Human researchers decide what deserves real-world testing.
ABML is an early research concept, not a clinical product. Every proposal remains a hypothesis until evidence, experiments and human review support it.