Clopidogrel
CYP2C19
Poor metabolizer prevalence varies sharply across populations, which can change antiplatelet response and event risk.
PM prevalence: ~2% in many European cohorts vs much higher in parts of East Asia/Oceania.

Anukriti helps biotech and research teams evaluate pharmacogenomic risk across diverse populations before expensive trial decisions. Our deterministic PGx engine is auditable by design, and AI is used for explanation, not medical decision-making.
Now live: three shipped workflows (clopidogrel, warfarin, simvastatin), real 1000 Genomes phase-3 sample mode (n=2,504 across AFR/EUR/EAS/SAS/AMR), and a multi-agent Evidence Sufficiency Layer that names every refusal with a specific rule id.
Selected as 1 of 20 AWS AIdeas winners from 10,000+ global submissions across 115 countries.
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DETERMINISTIC PGX ENGINE READY
Reference Cohorts
AFR EUR EAS SAS AMR
Global Mix
Decision Path
Deterministic
Auditable
Reviewer Flow
< 100ms warm
End-to-end
We focus on deterministic pharmacogenomic interpretation first, then layer AI explanations for accessibility. This architecture enables auditable decision pathways while helping teams explore population-level risk differences before costly trial-stage changes.
Engine-predicted risk tier vs. actual prescribed dose. Monotonic gradient, ~24 mg/wk delta. Of 467 patients flagged for dose-down but prescribed ≥ cohort median, 99 (21%) had INR outside 2.0–3.0 target — empirical confirmation the dose was wrong.
Anukriti was selected as 1 of 20 winners from 10,000+ ideas submitted across 115 countries and featured on AWS Builder Center for its population-aware pharmacogenomics simulation approach.
Anukriti is a research and education platform, not a clinical diagnostic system. Deterministic outputs remain auditable, AI-generated text is explanatory, and users should not treat simulation output as medical advice.
Clopidogrel/CYP2C19, Warfarin/CYP2C9+VKORC1, Simvastatin/SLCO1B1 — all CPIC level A, all auditable.
1000 Genomes phase-3 cohort across 5 superpopulations. Pre-resolved genotypes from AWS Open Data.
Evidence Sufficiency Layer: 12 R-rules, 10 V-rules, 9 U-rules. Every refused recommendation cites the rule id.
Engine produces monotonic dose gradients (low 45.8 → high 21.6 mg/wk) on the IWPC warfarin cohort. 99 of 467 high-risk patients confirmed by INR data. Companion CPIC table audit ships with open findings disclosed — VKORC1 100%, CYP2C9 has v0.2.1 bugs scheduled for v0.3.0 fix.
Validation deep diveCase Studies & Evidence
Anukriti is built on publicly available pharmacogenomics evidence and real-world case studies that show how genotype frequency differences can materially affect drug safety and efficacy outcomes.
CYP2C19
Poor metabolizer prevalence varies sharply across populations, which can change antiplatelet response and event risk.
PM prevalence: ~2% in many European cohorts vs much higher in parts of East Asia/Oceania.
CYP2C9 + VKORC1
Dose requirements are strongly affected by PGx variation and can differ significantly across ancestry groups.
Multi-ethnic cohorts report meaningful dose separation linked to CYP2C9 and VKORC1 variants.
HLA-B*15:02
Severe hypersensitivity risk clusters in specific populations, illustrating why representation matters in early safety planning.
Strong association of HLA-B*15:02 with SJS/TEN in several Asian cohorts.
CYP2D6
Ultra-rapid and poor metabolizer phenotypes can both create safety or efficacy failures depending on genotype distribution.
Marked global variability in CYP2D6 phenotype frequencies.
Research simulation only. Not intended for diagnosis, treatment, or prescribing decisions.
From research prototype to trusted trial intelligence platform
Three shipped workflows — clopidogrel (CYP2C19), warfarin (CYP2C9 + VKORC1 + CYP4F2), and simvastatin (SLCO1B1) — with auditable call statuses (called / cannot_call / insufficient_data) and CPIC + PharmVar provenance.
Benchmarks, confidence calibration, reproducibility packs, evidence mapping, reviewer reports. Evidence Sufficiency Layer with named refusals: 12 R-rules (decision), 10 V-rules (verdict), 9 U-rules (uncertainty), and 3 bias-detection kinds — every refusal cites a specific rule id.
Production API on Azure Container Apps + MongoDB Atlas. Public simulation surface (zero-auth demo). Real 1000 Genomes phase-3 sample mode — pre-resolved genotypes from the AWS Open Data bucket. Per-cohort outcome distributions and shareable run permalinks.
PharmCAT concordance benchmark, BCHE / Vysya founder-community wedge (Kerdoncuff 2025), CYP2D6 CNV calling via Cyrius, full AFR-specific evidence pack. Scientific partnership outreach (PharmVar, LASI-DAD, GenomeIndia) underway.