Gene discovery for the system assignment of gene function
AssigneeInstitute for Systems Biology
InventorsLeroy E. Hood, Andrew F. Siegel, Trey E. Ideker
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InventorsLeroy E. Hood, Andrew F. Siegel, Trey E. Ideker
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The invention provides a method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system. The method involves (a) determining a multidimensional shape space for one or more components of a biochemical system in a reference state; (b) perturbing a component within said biochemical system; (c) determining a perturbed multidimensional shape space for one or more components of a pathway in said perturbed biochemical system, and (d) identifying a multidimensional coordinate point corresponding to a component of said perturbed pathway altered between reference and perturbed multidimensional shape spaces, said identified component being assigned a cellular function of said perturbed pathway.
A method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system, comprising:
A method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system, comprising:
A method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system, comprising:
A method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system, comprising:
A method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system, comprising:
A method for assigning a cellular function to a component of a biochemical system, comprising:
A method for identifying a component of a biochemical network, comprising:
A method for identifying functionally interactive components of a biochemical network, comprising:
A method for identifying a compound that restores a biochemical system to a reference state, comprising:
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