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VAN: an R package for identifying biologically perturbed networks via differential variability analysis.

BMC research notes - 25 Oct 2013

Jayaswal Vivek, Schramm Sarah-Jane, Mann Graham J, Wilkins Marc R, Yang Yee Hwa

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BACKGROUND: Large-scale molecular interaction networks are dynamic in nature and are of special interest in the analysis of complex diseases, which are characterized by network-level perturbations rather than changes in individual genes/proteins. The methods developed for the identification of differentially expressed genes or gene sets are not suitable for network-level analyses. Consequently, bioinformatics...

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PMID: 24156242
DOI: 10.1186/1756-0500-6-430
PMCID: PMC4015612

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