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Use cases

Discovery and preclinical

Cut months from the path between hypothesis and clinic.

Enjamb synthesizes target, disease, modality, and translational evidence, then helps draft the research plans, experiment rationale, and IND-enabling materials that move an asset forward.

$500K
and months often spent on asset diligence
Full-text
evidence pulled into the workspace
IND
rationale drafted from traceable sources
Preclinical evidence and IND planning

Workspace prompt

Evaluate whether this target and indication package is ready to move into IND-enabling planning.

Agent response

Enjamb synthesizes translational evidence, highlights missing support, and drafts the decision materials needed by clinical and regulatory teams.

01
Map the biological rationale
02
Review translational evidence
03
Identify IND gaps
04
Draft the decision package

Execution runbook

What happens after the prompt

Enjamb turns an open-ended program request into a reviewable chain of evidence, analysis, drafting, and audit.

01

Map the biological rationale

Agents compare target biology, mechanism, disease context, biomarkers, and modality precedent.

02

Review translational evidence

The workspace pulls together preclinical studies, clinical analogs, safety signals, and internal findings.

03

Identify IND gaps

Agents flag missing assays, unsupported claims, weak rationale, and unresolved patient-selection questions.

04

Draft the decision package

Outputs become a source-backed rationale, experiment plan, risk memo, and IND-supporting narrative draft.

Use case workflow

The work inside the workspace

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Evidence

Find the translational signal.

Agents map the disease landscape, compare target and modality precedent, and surface the evidence that matters for go/no-go decisions.

  • Synthesize literature, trial precedent, and internal data
  • Compare mechanisms, biomarkers, and patient segments
  • Draft decision memos and experiment plans

IND readiness

Carry source-backed rationale into the clinic.

The same evidence can flow into protocols, briefing materials, and IND-supporting narratives without reassembling context from scratch.

  • Build source-backed scientific rationale
  • Identify missing evidence before regulatory review
  • Prepare reusable artifacts for clinical and regulatory teams

Agent team

Specialized agents, one program context

Target agent

Synthesizes disease, target, biomarker, and modality evidence.

Methods agent

Finds validated assays, protocols, reagents, and experimental precedents.

Translational agent

Connects preclinical evidence to patient selection and clinical hypotheses.

IND agent

Shapes the evidence into reviewer-ready rationale and gap analysis.

Artifacts produced

  • Target evidence dossier
  • Experiment plan
  • IND gap analysis
  • Translational rationale memo

Review safeguards

  • Protocol source links
  • Claim support checks
  • Missing-evidence flags
  • Decision-ready assumptions

Outcomes

What teams get back

The goal is not more documents. It is a faster, more traceable way to move program work into review.

Faster target and indication diligence

Clearer preclinical-to-clinical rationale

Less context loss between discovery and development