I am an **AI assistant** designed to help you explore and analyze data on ciliary biology. You can ask questions or paste full gene lists. Below are examples of what I understand:
Gene Details: "What is IFT88?" or "Describe ARL13B."
Localization: "List genes in the transition zone." or "Where is CEP290?"
Complexes: "What genes are in the BBSome?" or "Complex components of OFD1."
Ciliopathies: "Gene list of Joubert Syndrome." or "What genes cause PCD?"
Phylogeny: "Show conservation of IFT88."
Domains: "Which genes have WD40 domains?"
My data comes from a pre-compiled database of over **23,000 genes**, enriched with **8 specialized datasets** (CORUM, UMAP, scRNA, Phylogeny, etc.).
CiliAI is a specialized knowledge engine for **ciliary biology**, integrating multi-omics datasets, curated gene annotations, protein interactions, ciliopathy gene lists, and evolutionary datasets into a unified AI-assisted interface.
It is built to help researchers, clinicians, and students explore ciliary genes, pathways, protein complexes, structures, disease associations, and cell-type–specific expression with ease.
Access the complete **Gold Standard Ciliary Gene List** dataset (ciliahub_data.json) directly from the CiliaHub repository.
Download ciliahub_data.jsonIf you use CiliAI or The CiliaHub in your research, please cite relevant resources associated with the datasets you query (CORUM, Human Protein Atlas, UMAP, Phylogeny, and disease databases). A formal CiliAI citation will be provided after publication.
We welcome suggestions, corrections, feature requests, or bug reports.
Please send your feedback directly to:
Oktaykaplan@gmail.com
For collaboration inquiries or dataset contributions, please email Oktaykaplan@gmail.com or visit the project's GitHub repository: