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Stop Bickering! Reconciling Signaling Pathway Databases with Network Topologies

2021-08-04

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A major goal of molecular systems biology is to understand the coordinated function of genes or proteins in response to cellular signals and to understand these dynamics in the context of disease. Signaling pathway databases such as KEGG, NetPath, NCI-PID, and Panther describe the molecular interactions involved in different cellular responses. While the same pathway may be present in different databases, prior wo...

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Literature Corpus work: bed51449-ae09-57c7-9f59-fcc8f708ea55
DOI: 10.1101/2021.08.03.454954

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