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Biological Interaction Network Analysis

Guest Editor:

      • Abstract Submission Deadline : 30/11/2023

        Manuscript Submission Deadline : 25/12/2023

        [This article belongs to Special Issue Biological Interaction Network Analysis under section rrjobi, rrjobi in (rrjobi, rrjobi)]

        Special Issue Description

        Biological systems are frequently represented as networks, which are complex collections of binary interactions or relationships between various cellular components and biomolecules. To elucidate unknown rhythmic activities in the system, it is important to understand the interdependency relationship among these entities. Thus, mathematical and computational tools and techniques are used to generate biological interaction networks. Biological interaction networks have been the main focus of systems biology in recent years. Protein-protein interactions (PPI), transcription factor-target regulation, genetic interactions, and metabolic networks are all formed by these interactions. Each of these networks sheds light on various intracellular communication systems, ranging from gene and post-translational regulation (transcription factor-target and kinase-substrate phosphorylation networks, respectively) to protein-protein interactions (PPI networks).

        Editor Keywords

        Networks analysis, Protein-Protein interaction networks, Intracellular communication systems, Mathematical tools, Computational tool, Biological system

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