Mutual interactors as a principle for phenotype discovery in molecular interaction networks.

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Biological networks are powerful representations for the discovery of molecular phenotypes. Fundamental to network analysis is the principle-rooted in social networks-that nodes that interact in the network tend to have similar properties. While this long-standing principle underlies powerful methods in biology that associate molecules with phenotypes on the basis of network proximity, interacting molecules are...

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