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Comparative analysis of Pure Hubs and Pure Bottlenecks in Human Protein-protein Interaction Networks

2021-04-08

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Bottlenecks and hubs form a set of topologically important nodes in a network. In this communication, we have made a detailed investigation on hubs and bottlenecks in human protein-protein interaction networks. We find that, three distinct groups exist which we refer to as: a) pure hubs (PHs, nodes having high degree but low betweenness values), b) mix proteins (MXs, nodes having both high degre...

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577ff539-5748-5c72-9812-d161afa9a750
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10.1101/2021.04.06.438602
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