From raw proteomics to biological understanding.

Teal translates high-dimensional proteomic data into standardized biological models that can be compared across cohorts, studies, and assay platforms.

01

Measure organ-level biology

Quantify biological aging, resilience, and disease risk across organs and cell types.

02

Stratify patients & discover mechanisms

Identify molecular subpopulations and uncover pathways driving disease and treatment response.

03

Track biological change over time

Measure longitudinal biological trajectories across interventions, treatments, and exposures.

04

Generate publication-ready biological insight

Produce interpretable outputs including biomarkers, pathway analyses, and mechanistic signals.

A proprietary biological
intelligence stack.

Teal harmonizes large-scale proteomic datasets into deployable biological models — flowing from raw infrastructure, through a dense modeling engine, into interpretable scientific output.

L1 — Infrastructure
Datasets & cohorts
  • UK Biobank
  • GNPC
  • 100K+ samples
Assay platforms
  • Olink
  • SomaLogic
  • Alamar
L2 — Modeling engine
  • Harmonization
  • Organ aging models
  • Cell aging models
  • Multimodal integration
  • Causal inference / pQTL
L3 — Outputs
  • Biomarker discovery
  • Patient stratification
  • Longitudinal response modeling
  • Mechanistic pathway analysis

A partner, not a vendor.

Platform-agnostic

Models deployed across Olink, SomaLogic, and Alamar — enabling cross-platform comparison no native tool offers.

Cross-study comparability

Trained on 100K+ samples across 20+ cohorts; comparable signals across studies, populations, and disease contexts.

Causal inference built-in

Mendelian randomization and pQTL analytics turn correlations into mechanistic evidence.

Multimodal integration

Connect proteomics with genomics, imaging, clinical endpoints, and lifestyle data in one pipeline.

Scientific credibility

Built on foundational proteomics research from the Wyss-Coray Lab at Stanford.

End-to-end engagement

From study design through final interpretation — tables, figures, and a methods document, not just a data dump.