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Research-use-only variant intelligence

From variant to therapy, with the evidence in view.

Drugmarker turns a VCF into a reviewable case: annotated variants, cited therapy evidence, resistance signals, and a report your tumor board can actually use.

Pilot onboarding is reviewed manually. No patient data is required to evaluate.

Case 04 · NSCLC In review
EGFR
p.Leu858Arg
c.2573T>G · VAF 38.4%
ClinVar: drug response
Osimertinib Sensitivity

EGFR L858R · CIViC evidence level A

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3 resistance signals 6 trials matched
CIViC therapy evidence curated
ClinVar review status expert panel
ClinicalTrials.gov matches live search
Every claim resolves to a source GRCh38
Illustrative case · synthetic data
47 candidate
matches
Evidence layer CIViC ClinVar ClinicalTrials.gov 1553 curated statements · refreshed Nov 2026

01 / The workflow

The case is the unit of work.

Not a chat box. Not a variant list with a score glued on. A structured dossier that moves from raw call to board-ready report without losing the thread between a claim and its source.

  1. 01

    Upload

    Drop in a VCF or variant table. VEP 116 annotates against GRCh38, with ClinVar review status, gnomAD frequency, and normalized calls.

    VCF · CSV · GRCh38
  2. 02

    Review

    Reportable variants are separated from incidental findings. Each call carries its provenance, so review starts with the right rows.

    Reportable · biomarkers
  3. 03

    Weigh

    Sensitivity, resistance, and off-label signals are matched with direction, level, and citation. Nothing is inferred without a source.

    CIViC · ClinVar · trials
  4. 04

    Ship

    Generate a versioned PDF report and editable tumor-board deck. Finalize, share with an expiring link, and keep the audit trail.

    PDF · PPTX · audit

02 / The evidence layer

Built for the way evidence review actually happens.

The hard part is not finding a drug name. It is knowing what the evidence says, how strong it is, and where it came from. Drugmarker keeps those questions attached to the case.

Direction, not just rank

Every therapy match says whether it is sensitivity, resistance, or another signal. A ranked list without direction is a trap.

Resistance surfaced early

Resistance and acquired-resistance evidence sits beside the sensitivity signal, so the board sees the whole picture.

Citations on every claim

Source, evidence level, and direction travel with the match. Reviewers can open the trail instead of trusting a score.

Trial eligibility, not trial noise

ClinicalTrials.gov searches start from the case tumor type and reportable variants, then land in the same review surface.

De-identified by design

Cases are built around a patient code, not a chart identity. Keep research and clinical systems separate.

Reports with a memory

Versions, reviewers, share links, and finalization are recorded. The report is a document, not a screenshot.

03 / Governance

A research instrument, not a clinical decision.

Drugmarker is built for research and tumor-board preparation. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment, or replace a qualified clinician. The output is a dossier for expert review — not an answer key.

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De-identified workflow

Patient codes, not names. Specimens and assays stay in the case record without becoming identity data.

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Auditable review

Uploads, variant decisions, report versions, and share links leave a trail that can be reviewed later.

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Single-tenant pilot

Early access runs in a bounded pilot. A clean path to multi-tenant isolation is part of the architecture.

RUO Research use only. Not medical advice, not a diagnosis, not clinical decision support. Verify all findings with a qualified clinician.

Pilot cohort

Bring one real workflow. We’ll bring the evidence layer.

Request pilot access and tell us what you are trying to review. We onboard research and clinical teams in small cohorts.