Where should I look?
A short, clickable list of residues with the strongest structural reasons to investigate first.
PRIORITIZED RESIDUES
RINet
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Protein science, made testable.
RINet turns protein structures into an inspectable argument and the experiment that could prove it wrong. Graph theory and residue interaction networks only. No AI.
01 / Run locally
macOS · Python 3.11–3.13 · opens in your browser · runs on your computer
02 / What you get
RINet finds residues that stand out in the supplied structure, explains them in biological language, suggests a comparison residue, and turns the result into a practical experiment plan.
03 / The guidance
A short, clickable list of residues with the strongest structural reasons to investigate first.
PRIORITIZED RESIDUESPlain-language explanations connect each residue to nearby contacts, structural position and data quality.
BIOLOGICAL CONTEXTMutation ideas, a matched comparison residue, measurements and a step-by-step experimental outline.
EXPERIMENT GUIDEEvery hypothesis includes the result that would weaken it, so a ranking never masquerades as proof.
DECISION RULE04 / Try it now
Drop a PDB, enter a PDB ID, or run the instant demo. See the 3D surface, what the protein may be useful for, the experiment worth running, comparison controls and a methods-ready record. Deterministic graph theory produces the guidance. No AI model is involved, and your coordinates stay in the browser.
05 / Contact
Ask a question, share what you tried, report a problem, or suggest what RINet should do next. Short notes are welcome.