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Decoding autoimmunity.

Clinical and research software for autoimmune disease. Built in Madrid.

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Spheres
Health · Research
Field
Immunology
Our bet
Molecular mimicry

Two spheres, one field.

Autoimmunity is lived in the clinic and studied in research. We work in both spheres at once, and each one moves the other forward.

Neural Omega®HealthHealth, in the hands of those who live it.Neural Omega®ResearchResearch, within reach of those who need it.

Maia Corpus · Maia Clinical

Patients and clinicians record, share and follow how the disease evolves. The patient owns their history and decides who to share it with.

Enter Health

MAR Platform · Massa Suite

Real-world evidence studies and discovery through molecular mimicry, with academic groups, patient organisations and industry.

Enter Research

From data to target.

Maia Corpus and Maia Clinical arrive this winter. MAR Platform and Massa Suite, in development.

The science, and our bet.

Autoimmunity has many causes. Separating what science has established from what we propose is part of our method.

A multifactorial disease.

Autoimmunity appears when a predisposition meets triggers in the environment. These are the associated factors research has described.

Genetics
HLA and other risk genes
Sex and hormones
Most people affected are women
Infections
Specific viruses and bacteria
Drugs
Drug-induced autoimmunity
Environment
Smoking, silica, ultraviolet radiation
Microbiota
A growing line of study

Molecular mimicry.

When a pathogen protein resembles a human one, the immune response can recognise both. It has been demonstrated in diseases such as rheumatic fever and Guillain-Barré syndrome. We search for it at proteome scale, beyond the molecules already under suspicion.1,2

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Can we? Should we?

Ethics has its own office at Neural Omega, led by our Chief Purpose Officer, and guides every decision the company makes. Where health data, artificial intelligence or research are at stake, it rests on the four principles of bioethics.

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Autonomy
Data is held in trustPersonal data serves only the purpose it was given for, and the person can see it, take it and withdraw it.
Beneficence
Judgement stays with peopleOur models propose; experimental evidence and professional judgement decide.
Non‑maleficence
We say what we can defendEvery public claim matches its real level of validation.
Justice
We design for everyone affectedRepresentativeness and access count from the first decision.

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Clinicians, researchers, patient organisations and industry: your message goes straight to the person who can answer it.

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  1. Cunningham MW. Rheumatic fever, autoimmunity, and molecular mimicry: the streptococcal connection. Int Rev Immunol. 2014;33(4):314–329. doi:10.3109/08830185.2014.917411
  2. Yuki N, Susuki K, Koga M, et al. Carbohydrate mimicry between human ganglioside GM1 and Campylobacter jejuni lipooligosaccharide causes Guillain–Barré syndrome. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2004;101(31):11404–11409. doi:10.1073/pnas.0402391101