InBiNA

Application for the analysis of multiple types of biological networks.

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Integrated biological networks analyzer, or InBiNA, is an open source application developed for the analysis biological networks.

As its name indicates InBiNA was designed with an for integrated biological networks, aka networks that mix several different types of biological data, but it is a generic application capable of supporting most kinds biological networks.

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