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Twin Atlas

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Chain & Audit

Research and engineering view, not medical advice. No personal DNA sequence is stored for the twin yet, so the gene panel below shows published reference variants for the genes under research, not the twin's own genotype.

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Live readings

61

latest 139d ago

Within ±1 SD

51%

of readings vs baseline

Reference variants

111

77 flagged

Chain proof

Intact

193 audit entries checked

1 · Live readings compared with the twin's baseline

-3-2-10+1+2+3now → projection70 h window (z-score: 0 = at baseline)

Where it should be

z between −1 and +1 (at baseline = 0). −2 to +2 is the watch band.

Trend

Rising 0.031 SD per hour; z ≈ 1.22 now.

Straight-line projection (same window ahead)

z ≈ 2.30 leaves reference range

The projection extends a fitted line; it is not a forecast of health. Source: mesh_node_readings.deviation_z. Bands: 31 within, 24 watch, 6 outside.

2 · Reference chemistry the twin is compared against

ChemicalClassBaseline±1 SD (68%)±2 SD (95%)Unit
adrenalineHORMONE6040 – 8020 – 100pg/mL
cortisolHORMONE450330 – 570210 – 690nmol/L
insulinHORMONE85 – 112 – 14µIU/mL
melatoninHORMONE2515 – 355 – 45pg/mL
oxytocinHORMONE1812 – 246 – 30pg/mL
testosteroneHORMONE16.512 – 217.5 – 25.5nmol/L
dopamineNEUROTRANSMITTER0.120.08 – 0.160.04 – 0.2ng/mL
gabaNEUROTRANSMITTER21.5 – 2.51 – 3µmol/L
glutamateNEUROTRANSMITTER6045 – 7530 – 90µmol/L
norepinephrineNEUROTRANSMITTER280200 – 360120 – 440pg/mL
serotoninNEUROTRANSMITTER180140 – 220100 – 260ng/mL
bicarbonateELECTROLYTE2523 – 2721 – 29mEq/L
calciumELECTROLYTE9.59 – 108.5 – 10.5mg/dL
chlorideELECTROLYTE102100 – 10498 – 106mEq/L
magnesiumELECTROLYTE21.8 – 2.21.6 – 2.4mg/dL
potassiumELECTROLYTE4.23.8 – 4.63.4 – 5mEq/L
sodiumELECTROLYTE140137.5 – 142.5135 – 145mEq/L
glucoseMETABOLITE9080 – 10070 – 110mg/dL
lactateMETABOLITE10.7 – 1.30.4 – 1.6mmol/L

No measured values for these chemicals are stored yet, so they cannot be placed on the scale. The convergence cortisol is a normalised gate value and is deliberately not compared with these laboratory units.

3 · DNA: what the research flags (reference variants by gene)

BRCA1BRCA1: 1 PathogenicBRCA1: 1 Uncertain significanceBRCA1: 3 Likely benign5BRCA2BRCA2: 1 Likely pathogenicBRCA2: 1 Uncertain significanceBRCA2: 3 Likely benign5EME1EME1: 1 Uncertain significanceEME1: 4 Benign5FANCMFANCM: 1 Likely pathogenicFANCM: 2 Uncertain significanceFANCM: 2 Likely benign5PALB2PALB2: 1 PathogenicPALB2: 1 Uncertain significancePALB2: 3 Likely benign5PARP1PARP1: 5 Likely benign5APOEAPOE: 4 Likely pathogenic4APPAPP: 1 PathogenicAPP: 3 Likely pathogenic4CHATCHAT: 4 Likely pathogenic4DBHDBH: 1 PathogenicDBH: 3 Likely pathogenic4DDCDDC: 1 PathogenicDDC: 3 Likely pathogenic4GABRA1GABRA1: 4 Likely pathogenic4GABRG2GABRG2: 4 Likely pathogenic4GAD1GAD1: 1 PathogenicGAD1: 3 Likely pathogenic4GEN1GEN1: 2 Uncertain significanceGEN1: 2 Likely benign4GRIN2AGRIN2A: 4 Likely pathogenic4GRIN2BGRIN2B: 4 Likely pathogenic4MAOAMAOA: 1 PathogenicMAOA: 3 Likely pathogenic4NR3C1NR3C1: 1 PathogenicNR3C1: 3 Likely pathogenic4PSEN1PSEN1: 1 PathogenicPSEN1: 3 Likely pathogenic4SCN1ASCN1A: 2 PathogenicSCN1A: 2 Likely pathogenic4SLC1A2SLC1A2: 4 Likely pathogenic4SLC6A3SLC6A3: 1 PathogenicSLC6A3: 3 Likely pathogenic4THTH: 4 Likely pathogenic4RMI1RMI1: 1 Uncertain significanceRMI1: 2 Likely benign3CHRNA7CHRNA7: 1 Pathogenic1HNRNPKHNRNPK: 1 Uncertain significance1LOC126860752LOC126860752: 1 Pathogenic1LOC129388819LOC129388819: 1 Pathogenic1SLC6A2SLC6A2: 1 Pathogenic1SLC6A4SLC6A4: 1 Likely pathogenic1
PathogenicLikely pathogenicUncertain significanceLikely benignBenignOther

What was wrong (in the literature)

Where it needs to be, and the edit

The reference state for each gene is no pathogenic variant. A planned edit is shown here as: reference sequence → variant → edited sequence, with the guide, the cut site and the protein effect.

Edits recorded: 0 · Twin DNA records: 0 — add a sequence to compare it with these references (the data vault and CRISPR simulator are the next steps).

4 · Agents: where each record came from

SourceRecords
clinvar111
brain_paper95
crispr_guide40
europepmc38
pubmed34
trial28
nih_grant19
stjude9
topic_summary8
crispr_paper6
stjude_dataset5
crispr_preprint5
brain_preprint5
ncbi_datasets4
AgentCycleTopicNewRun
50346c27ba992a8f1791558593breast cancer · GEN1155d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791552216breast cancer · EME1155d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791548602breast cancer · PALB2235d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791544994breast cancer · FANCM155d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791541384breast cancer · RMI1145d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791537772breast cancer · PARP1285d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791533853breast cancer · BRCA265d ago
50346c27ba992a8f1791533836breast cancer · BRCA105d ago

5 · Proof: how the data is tied to the chain

Audit trail
Hash links intact 193 newest entries re-checked. Latest: e090f3c42aa7ecd5abec… · 2026-10-10 16:41:06Z
Chain blocks
38
XRP Ledger anchors
None yet Anchors hold only a hash of a record or an approval, never names, sequences or health values.
Research topics
9 explored · 8 queued

Each agent write is signed on arrival, recorded in the audit trail, and chained to the entry before it. Anchoring a hash to the ledger lets anyone holding the original record prove it was not changed.