The referenced biological knowledge graph behind every Biological Secure™ assessment.
Atlas does not decide whether a product is acceptable. It traces, from a product's declared composition, which biological pathways are documented in the scientific literature — and attaches an evidence level and a source to every connection. What is verifiable goes into the assessment; what is not is reported as exactly that.
Every ingredient or compound is followed along the same documented path — from the substance to the physiological system it has been reported to touch.
A live slice of Atlas: documented agent → hormone associations, each carrying its evidence level and source, connected to where the hormone is expressed and the physiological axis it belongs to. Drag a node, or hover to trace its links.
Hover or tap any node to trace its documented connections — agents, hormones, tissues and axes.
The graph is built on curated, version-tracked biological data. The figures below describe the current knowledge base, not a marketing estimate.
Atlas integrates established public biological resources with curated, literature-referenced links. Each ingested dataset is recorded with its origin, row count and a content hash, so the provenance of every layer can be checked.
Hormones, endocrine genes, producing and receiving cell definitions, steroidogenesis and metabolism.
Cell-type inventories and hormone–cell expression strengths across tissues.
Protein annotation and receptor / target family classification.
Referenced genetic associations underpinning the clinical variant layer.
Agent–hormone associations, each tagged with study type, population, limitations and a PMID / DOI.
No association is stored as a bare fact. Each carries the strength of the evidence behind it, mapped to the public Biological Secure™ scale:
Atlas keeps a negative audit trail: associations it considered and excluded are stored with their reason, not silently dropped.
It also reports absence honestly. Of 332 inventoried additives, the large majority return no documented hormonal evidence — and Atlas states exactly that, rather than implying a verdict. Absence of identified evidence is reported as absence, never as approval.
Atlas is the analytical layer — never the final word. Its output is graded and then sealed into a GOVP record, so the result is not "trust the engine" but "verify the record."