Interactive tools built around my research and clinical work. They run entirely in the browser. Each has a 30-second film on its page.
A workbench for salivary microRNA diagnostics: random-effects meta-analysis of diagnostic accuracy, plus an in-browser classifier that tests whether a miRNA panel beats a single marker.
Open project and film →My PDAC study's public dataset, reanalyzed: 6,618 real mouse cells from PanIN and PDAC, with my ten genes mapped onto them. A step-by-step walkthrough of the single-cell pipeline sits alongside, computed live.
Open project and film →Root canal therapy explained step by step from diagnosis to healing, based on procedures I observed as a dental intern. Includes the infection-control cycle behind each procedure.
Open project and film →My ten pancreatic cancer genes from mouse single-cell data, checked one by one against human evidence: TCGA tumors vs GTEx normal pancreas, the Human Protein Atlas, and PubMed. Each gene is marked agree or unclear, with the caveats shown.
Open project and film →A bilingual dental anxiety coach where my psychology degree meets dentistry: the Modified Dental Anxiety Scale, a graded exposure plan, scripts for talking to your dentist, and paced breathing for the chair. Every technique is cited.
Open project and film →Post-op instructions for oral surgery as an hour-by-hour timeline from your surgery time, in English and Spanish, with red flags, a bilingual print sheet, and a source on every instruction.
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