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Protein interaction network analysis for Mendelian diseases

Output Details

This protocol describes the steps to use experimentally validated human data to create a protein-protein interaction network (PPIN) based on disease causative genes. Network analysis (combination of topological functional analyses) will lead to the identification of biological processes relevant for disease and disease endophenotypes.

Tags
  • Phenotypic variability
  • Protein-protein interaction

Meet the Authors

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    Nikoleta Vavouraki

    External Collaborator

  • James Tomkins, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Wood

    University of Cambridge

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    Eleanna Kara

    External Collaborator

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    Henry Houlden

    External Collaborator

  • John Hardy, PhD

    Lead PI (Core Leadership): Team Hardy

    University College London

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    Marcus J. Tindal

    External Collaborator

  • Patrick Lewis, PhD

    Collaborating PI: Team Hardy

    Royal Veterinary College

  • Claudia Manzoni, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Hardy

    University College London

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