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UniHI: currently offers following three different tools to perform protein interaction search:
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| UniHI search: User can provide a set of proteins to obtain their functional information and interaction partners.
UniHI search visualization tool offers many options to filter interactions. Identified network can be filtered based on source of interactions or amount of evidence. Additionally, it also provides the
possibility to determine the common interacting partners or direct interaction between query proteins.
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| UniHI Express: It has been developed to
identify tissue-specific interaction networks. For this, gene expression data from Human Gene Atlas was
integrated including expression levels of ~15000 genes in 19 different tissues. UniHI express search interface allows users to select a tissue and expression cutoff value, which interaction partners
has to surpass in the extended network. Optionally, source of interactions can be selected. All found interactions can be visualized and analysed using the UniHI express visualization tool.
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| UniHI Scanner: It can be applied to annotate a neighbourhood network with pathway information. UniHI Scanner performs two different tasks.
First, all interaction partners are searched for a given set of proteins and as a second step, found network is scanned against a given KEGG pathway for annotating interactions. The user chooses the set of query proteins, the KEGG pathways and optionally sources of interactions.
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