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Network analysis of protein interaction data
Studying biological networks can offer a profound understanding of the intricate interactions that govern biological processes at various functional levels. These networks, such as protein-protein interaction networks, metabolic networks, and gene regulatory networks, provide a holistic view of how biological components interact and impact one another. By analysing biological networks, researchers can discover novel mechanisms underlying complex biological phenomenons, such as cellular processes or disease mechanisms.
This tutorial will introduce you to network analysis theory and concepts. You will also explore tools and methodologies applicable for constructing and dissecting biological networks. It can be completed in two hours.
Go to ‘Network analysis of protein interaction data: An introduction‘
Following an overview of the biological networks, the next page will introduce a tool that can be used to perform pathway analyses using data generated from multi-omics strategies.