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Integration of heterogeneous data
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The document discusses the integration of heterogeneous biological data and the development of computational tools and databases to analyze protein-protein interaction networks, phosphorylation signaling networks, and other molecular pathways. It describes several databases and web tools created by the author and other researchers, including NetworKIN, STRING, STITCH, NetPhorest, and Reflect, that combine data from diverse sources to build networks and gain new biological insights. It also addresses ongoing challenges in data integration like variable data quality, different data formats and identifiers, and the need for continued benchmarking and validation of computational predictions.
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Integration of heterogeneous data
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