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    DESN

    Differential activE sub-Network (DEN): R/Bioconductor based package

    Living cells are complex, dynamic, self-regulatory, interactive systems, showing differential states across time and space. Complexity of cellular systems is highlighted with the multi-layered regulatory mechanisms involving the interactions between bio-molecules (such as DNA, RNA, mi-RNA and proteins). These interactions are analyzed in the form of static networks. Likewise, number of experimental techniques like microarray, RNASeq allows quantification of cellular dynamics and aid...
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    VariabilityAnalysisInNetworks

    An R package for identifying biologically perturbed networks

    The VAN package enables an integrative analysis of (i) gene expression data with protein-protein interaction networks or (ii) gene and microRNA expression data with microRNA-gene interaction networks to identify biologically perturbed networks.
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    rTRM

    Identification of transcriptional regulatory modules (TRMs)

    This R package can be used to identify TRMs using experimental evidence from a single ChIP-seq experiment. It combines computational predicted transcription factor (TF) binding sites, gene expression and protein-protein interaction (PPI) data and use it to predict TRMs.
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