E2F1Map

Logic based simulations of E2F1 regulatory core for disease signatures

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We provide comprehensive molecular interaction map of E2F1 transcription factor in tumor progression and metastasis. We provide various scripts, boolean based models to identify molecular signatures for predicting EMT phenotype in bladder and breast cancer model.

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Boolean Simulation of Bladder cancer core regulatory network

of E2F1 in tumor progression and metastasis.

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