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Analyzing and interrogating protein interaction maps using network schemas

Speaker: Mona Singh , Princeton
Date: May 8 2006
Time: 11:30AM to 1:00PM
Location: TOC Lab 32-G575
Host: P Clote/ BC & B Berger/ MIT

Contact: Kathleen Dickey, 617 253 3037, kvdickey@mit.edu
Relevant URL: http://www-math.mit.edu/compbiosem/

High-throughput technologies have led to proteome-scale interaction maps for several organisms. Computational analysis of these networks can reveal important principles of cellular organization and help uncover protein function. Towards such analysis, we introduce network schemas to specify recurring means with which biological processes are carried out. In this talk, I will discuss our approach to uncover and query network schemas within interaction networks, and show that network schemas can be used to uncover functionally cohesive subnetworks.

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